Fungi Hunt Blog
Well I was sick that day, so I wasn't able to go on the walk. From what I hear from other classmates is that there was Club fungi everywhere. In class we learned about Ascomycota (sac fungi), Basidiomycota (club fungi), Oomycota (protistlike fungi), Zygomycota (common moulds). Also heard they were some lichens on a lot of different surfaces. Hopefully on the next walk I won't be so sick. Couple of pictures of different species of mushrooms in BC:
<- Apricot Jelly Mushroom
Bear's Head Tooth Mushroom ->
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Blue Chanterelle ->
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Comb Tooth Mushroom ->
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Black Morel ->
Those are some GORGEOUS fungus photos you found. I'd like to see your next blog entry having more discussion about how the activities purpose helped us to understand biology (or what we learned in class) better. You didn't incorporate many facts from class, next time try to go through your notes (or memory) and pick out pieces of information from the lessons that you can apply to the situations we saw in real life. Things like lichen types, how they obtain nutrition, what the parts are and what they're used for. I'd also like to see more of a personal response to the activity (did you learn anything? did it change your views about the setting or how you saw mushrooms?) See your blog rubric (or the one I posted online) to frame your next post. Check your blog rubric for exactly what you should be incorporating into your write up for next time. Thanks for getting this in for me Bryan.
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You're missing your webquest blog post (from last monday) and your aquarium blog post.
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