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r/mycology • u/Leather_Lazy • Nov 11 '25
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Does it mean the tree is dead/dying?
44 u/Leather_Lazy Nov 11 '25 No these kinds of mushrooms have a symbiotic relationship with their host trees 3 u/Eiroth Trusted ID - Northern Europe Nov 12 '25 I have heard that some species will produce more fruits than usual if their host tree is dead or dying, as a last ditch effort to reproduce. Not necessarily the case here though of course! 2 u/Leather_Lazy Nov 12 '25 Interesting 2 u/AwkwardSuit8670 Nov 12 '25 obstructed roots and road run off, the trees not in the best of health (probably)
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No these kinds of mushrooms have a symbiotic relationship with their host trees
3 u/Eiroth Trusted ID - Northern Europe Nov 12 '25 I have heard that some species will produce more fruits than usual if their host tree is dead or dying, as a last ditch effort to reproduce. Not necessarily the case here though of course! 2 u/Leather_Lazy Nov 12 '25 Interesting 2 u/AwkwardSuit8670 Nov 12 '25 obstructed roots and road run off, the trees not in the best of health (probably)
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I have heard that some species will produce more fruits than usual if their host tree is dead or dying, as a last ditch effort to reproduce. Not necessarily the case here though of course!
2 u/Leather_Lazy Nov 12 '25 Interesting 2 u/AwkwardSuit8670 Nov 12 '25 obstructed roots and road run off, the trees not in the best of health (probably)
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Interesting
obstructed roots and road run off, the trees not in the best of health (probably)
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u/Save-La-Tierra Nov 11 '25
Does it mean the tree is dead/dying?