Nemaphageous Fungi and other Wonders of soil.

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This was really cool. Imagine a fungi lassoing a nematode worm and eating it. Here is the home video. Or remora style creatures like on a whale shark only with evil intent for the nema that want your tomatoes. It does not take a big step to see that organic matter supporting the right type of fungi can have good effect suppressing pathogenic nematodes.



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Fascinating stuff! (y) Love their voices too :D
 
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Haha! We plan on hunting down a tardigrade one of these days, lots of mossy trees round here so I think we stand a good chance of finding one. The microscopic world is fascinating!
 

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I have a 200x microscope for my pc at home that I keep intending to install. One more project in my ever expanding universe of projects:)
 

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Gardening is not for the faint of heart.

As long as I don't have to look at them up close and personal! LOL! Yes, a bit creepy looking at the creepy expanding and contracting body!
 

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