Laila
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which microscope is better for a first purchase in your opinion?
Laila replied to Laila's topic in Mycology
i ended up going with amscope but a diff model. this one 》http://vi.raptor.ebaydesc.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemDescV4&item=200838534833&category=48741&pm=1&ds=0&t=1432868259951 i like the idea of led and is cheaper. im keen for one with the extra 20x eyepiece that goes up to 2000x because i want to have the 800x option over 400/ 600. i doubt ill bother with the 2000x as itll be nothing pretty colours to me -
this one: http://m.ebay.com.au/itm/141669638751 or this one: http://m.ebay.com.au/itm/331541328390 i dont need anything fancy. just want to be able to see spores and have some nerdy fun ;)
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which microscope is better for a first purchase in your opinion?
Laila replied to Laila's topic in Mycology
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which microscope is better for a first purchase in your opinion?
Laila replied to Laila's topic in Mycology
thats ok! haha, i was wondering what was going on.i do like that option though -
which microscope is better for a first purchase in your opinion?
Laila replied to Laila's topic in Mycology
yeah.. now to the og question at hand.. which is better out of those two links in my first post? -
which microscope is better for a first purchase in your opinion?
Laila replied to Laila's topic in Mycology
cool. ive got a little pocket one but wondering - what do u think of the ones in the link above? -
which microscope is better for a first purchase in your opinion?
Laila replied to Laila's topic in Mycology
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Hey guys, Wondering if anyone has a piper longum plant (indian long pepper) theyd be willing to share a cutting or seeds from. Alternatively, if you know where to purchase in spice or seed form in QLD your wisdom would be highly regarded.
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PLease help my buddie start her trade
Laila replied to El Presidente Hillbillios's topic in Chill Space
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Heres an interesting article. http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20141221-truffles-contain-bliss-molecule 'Maccarrone believes truffles use it to attract animals to eat their fruiting bodies, so that their spores are spread more widely and they have a better chance of reproducing.' I wonder if there are other fungi/ plants that rely on humans in particular to spread spores/ seed.
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I just watched a newish movie called THE ZERO THEORUM good watch. really quirky, colourful and imaginative and slightly depressing due to its exageration of the pains of living in a man made world https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rae7_O_6EtU
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Perhaps the fact that we are tool users plays into it. Maybe its a desired food that is poisonous to all animals in its natural state but weve evolved with it over time.
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Haha, probably ;) Yeah we do eat a large variety of plant/ fungi.. could it be said that there are no plants/ fungi that we are able to consume that other animals can not.. (note, a big mac doesnt produce a seed)
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I guess itd also be a question of what seeds or spores can survive the human digestive tract
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Lol, I was just sitting on the couch thinkin bout this post I made and had similar thoughts. I came back to reword my question to 'I wonder what other plants rely on humans to spread their seed'. Editing.... now
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Nooooo booboo! One of the last times i was at your place booboo lead me back. I walked too far n couldnt see the house, lucky for me the dogs knew the way. they were nothing but loving and so very obedient. This is so sad to hear. I just want to hurl some rotten eggs at the whinger.. not that it would help!
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eaten wattle gum or seeds?
Laila replied to Dreamwalker.'s topic in Sustainable Technologies & Ethical Living
This is the brand that ive used in cooking before. It says they use acacia aneura or mulga. Upon further inspection it says on wiki they used to make seed cakes from these. http://www.herbies.com.au/shop/product.php?productid=10087&cat=6&page=6 -
Just a little theory on noid' addiction.
Laila replied to LikeAshesWeFade's topic in Pharmacology, Chemistry & Medicine
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I cant find anything when searching online for christopher poole, university of sydney, cannabis species. Is curious.. plus - $10k reward, yeah ok
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Has someone already posted this? Apologies if so http://higherperspective.com/2015/01/cannabis-australia.html?utm_source=HP
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Living Off The Land: Delusions and Misconceptions About Hunting and Gathering
Laila replied to teonanacatl's topic in Sustainable Technologies & Ethical Living
T, I totally forgot I had downloaded this and just started reading (6 months after the fact, lol). The 2nd para is telling me this book is for me and the time is right to read. Thanks again -
The most inspirational video you will ever watch !
Laila replied to mr b.caapi's topic in Chill Space
What a legend! Hahaa! Great dance moves too https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ULLbBaU3NDM -
Living Off The Land: Delusions and Misconceptions About Hunting and Gathering
Laila replied to teonanacatl's topic in Sustainable Technologies & Ethical Living
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Hey guys, Anyone with cheese making experience? Am mid way through making feta, currently draining off my whey. I've read a few articles stating that marinating it in oil will allow it to keep longer. Longer than what? Longer than deli bought dry stuff? Or longer than fresh feta in whey solution? There is mixed advice online some say it will last a year, some say it will last 3 weeks, but by the sounds of things - if refrigerated, feta in whey will last longer? Is the purpose of marinating in oil to keep it on the shelf for a couple of wks as opposed to fridge? Thanks in advance, Lx
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That's what I was gonna say I've only ever found cobweb mould when I've forgotten about Woodrose seeds in a sprouter. Is there stagnant water around the pot? You could try sitting a few cloves in water and spraying that onto the affected area of soil. That's how I used to get rid of mould in my gouldian aviary during wet months back in the day. Look for tiny tiny red moving dots on the leaves. Particularly underside of leaves - thems the mites. I'm finding cinnamon works well to get rid of them. But it requires numerous applications as it doesn't kill the eggs. So maybe the hardcore chem shit is best for them if ur inflicted with the lazy..