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Kenji Suetsugu | Deadwood is not dead: a carbon gateway for orchid seedlings on dark forest floors 

In our new post, Kenji Suetsugu, professor at Kobe University (Japan), discusses his research article ‘The nexus of decay and birth: Ecological and evolutionary significance of wood-decaying fungi in green Calypsoinae orchid germination‘. Kenji’s research presents new work on green Calypsoinae orchids and the wood-decaying fungi that power their beginnings.   About the paper Why Do Orchids Sprout Beside Rotting Logs?  Have you ever wondered why …

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Acacia dealbata (Mimosa Tree)


Hello everyone, I am starting in a garden association, which produces some vegetables for resale. He has several trees and shrubs all around the garden without this being a problem but for the mimosa it’s another story. They want to cut off all his whites or even shoot him, because he considers him enemy number 1. That the leaves and seeds sterilize the soil and that the invasive roots with their number of shoots must be eradicated without sharing. What do you think? The roots and mulch it offers don’t matter? I specify that it casts a little shade but I would just opt ​​for a little pruning and accept this presence in the ground.

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