Aminopyralid Remediation

[J. C. Walker,Jr.]

 

[J. C. Walker,Jr.]

Mycelium from a local variety showing promise

[J. C. Walker,Jr.]

I'll post a summary of this trial in the Aminopyralid groups 2011 research discission.

[Heather K]

Hi JC- I'm guessing the colored cups with taped "Blue labels" are the 'control group in potting soil" and the colored cups with "Red-labels"  are the smi-compost trial?  I'm not able to read the labels from here.  I'll do my best to ignore the cup colors, as I assume the cup colors vary between tests.  I looked over all the other pictures too!  Interesting.

J. C. Walker,Jr. said:

These shots are showing the first six sunflowers: 3 in potting soil and 3 in 1 part smit's compost and 3 parts potting soil. Notice the viens on the first leaves. The effect of Aminopyralid caused elongation, asymetrical formation of the viens, and enlargement of the viens as well.

[Heather K]

From this distance - blue label group looking sturdy.  Whick is the control group - the blue labels or the red labels?  Looking forward to reading your summary in the future.

J. C. Walker,Jr. said:

This is oyster mycelium and the control group. They went under the 14 hr light cyclce 2 days after the first group

[J. C. Walker,Jr.]

Red ( cup or tape ) does indicate contamination.

 

[J. C. Walker,Jr.]

I've introduced the peas to positive and negative controls along with various mycelium. They are now on a 12 hour light cycle.