How do "puffballs" grow through pavement.
Michael L Roginsky
d_micro at ix.netcom.com
Sun Jan 26 17:14:37 EST 1997
In <5c45j4$iup at vixen.cso.uiuc.edu> egrunden at prairienet.org (Eric
Grunden) writes:
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>In a previous article, faganjohns at aol.com (FaganJohns) says:
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>>"Puffballs" can be any of a number of types of fungi. Unlike plants,
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>>fungi need is enough dead plant material to eat, and....[snip]
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>.......or living plant material, or dead/living flesh, or chitinous
>substances, or keratin, or symbiotic relationships with algae, or
>cyanobacteria, or living plants, or..... on & on & on........... ;>
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>The Spirit of Nature, a powerful force,
> belongs and returns to its creative source.
>- Excerpted from The Collective Works of Johnny Pokerface -
Only true for asphalt. Cement cannot be penetrated by puffballs or
other fungi. In fact, if the ground under asphalt is salted-down prior
to bedding gravel, no fungi can sprout.Cheers....MAD.Micro
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