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Can touching mushrooms break the mycelium?

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Can touching mushrooms break the mycelium?
« on: 22/09/2007 20:56:05 »
Hello
Presently there is a mushroom season in Czech Republic and I wonder how firmly has the Boletus connect his micelia. I heard, that if you touch (I do not know how gently)young fruiting body hat, it will stop grow more. I suppose because you break the net. IS IT REALY POSSIBLE JUST WITH TOUCH?
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Mod edit - formatted the subject as a question.  Please try to do this to help keep the forum tidy and easy to navigate - thanks!
« Last Edit: 24/07/2008 15:51:32 by BenV »
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