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   From: smitty@innovate.inv   
      
   In article , mu   
   kylure@hotmail.com says...   
   > The conditions for a spore's survival are likely better far   
   > away from its parents.  Some spores even require passage through the gut   
   > of an animal in order to proceed to germination.  Leaving spores in the   
   > same immediate vicinity as the carpophores they came from is likely to   
   > be an exercise in futility.   
   >   
   >   
   thanks for the education of shrooms in the wild, if your information is true   
   and correct   
   which at this moment i have no reason to believe is so then it is much   
   different than   
   how shrooms behave in captivity and is interesting to know. i'd personally   
   scrape   
   the gills since there is nothng to lose. additionally and specifically, which   
   species   
   spores "require" passage through the gut of an animal to proceed to   
   "germination"? thanks.   
      
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