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Jeff Mitton

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Jeff Mitton: Fly agaric’s long association with fairies and humans (Natural Selections)

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By Jeff Mitton
| Daily Camera
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The most iconic and easily identified mushroom in the world is Amanita muscaria, or fly agaric. It grows around the world at northern latitudes in association with spruces, pines, birches and aspens, with its roots forming mutually beneficial mycorrhizal associations to exchange water and nutrients. It is easy to recognize, for it has a bright red cap, and all else white:  stipe (stem), gills (underside of cap) and crumbles of the egg sac on the cap.
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Natural Selections: A slow drama in the red rock canyons of Utah’s San Rafael River

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By Jeff Mitton
| Daily Camera
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The San Rafael River is only 90 miles long, originating at the confluence of three creeks emanating from the Wasatch Plateau to its confluence with the Green River, two miles upstream of the Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness. This is red rock canyon country in Utah, rugged and sublimely scenic. It is a wonder that the San Rafael, which dwindles to a shallow creek during summer and fall, could have carved such deep canyons.
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Natural Selections: Boxelder bugs and others are invading houses Original

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By Jeff Mitton
| Daily Camera
By far the most common of these bugs that I encounter inside the house are the boxelder bugs. This article is only available to subscribers Standard Digital $2 for 2 years Offer valid for non-subscribers only
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