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Beginning—Easy to perform; requires no experience in microbiology.
Dubbed "foxfire" by hunters in the Appalachian Mountains, the fungus Armillariella mellea emits a low-level bioluminescence.
Beginning—Easy to perform; requires no experience in microbiology.
For a class of 30. Dubbed "foxfire" by hunters in the Appalachian Mountains, the fungus Armillariella mellea emits a low-level bioluminescence. The phenomenon can be observed 1 to 2 weeks after subculturing and lasts about 8 weeks. Room must be completely dark to observe the bioluminescence.
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