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In a message dated 07/01/2009 10:59:40 GMT Standard Time, pjd1001@xxxxxx.com  
writes:

Due to  the fruiting bodies of U.deusta only appearing when decay reaches the 
surface  and the trees showing no other outward signs of  infection,


Hmmmmmm; the infection route for Ustulina seems to be a little confused;  are 
we saying it gets into a wound and then doesn't form a conk but does decay,  
only forming a conk when the decay gets back to the surface? Or are we saying 
 
it's a latent rotter, only activated when some unknown other thing activates 
it?  I need to do some more reading.....
 
Sometimes Large Hadron Colliders seem to be unnecessary when we've so   much 
to learn about stuff going on under our noses.
 
Bill.



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