Fungi to find in Oak Woodland This Autumn Oaks (Quercus robur and Quercus petraea) are the backbone of many UK woodlands—supporting more wildlife species than any other native tree. Their wide canopy lets in dappled light, and their leaf litter creates rich soil where fungi flourish. Many fungi here form mycorrhizal partnerships with Oak roots—trading minerals and water for the sugars the tree makes through photosynthesis. These underground alliances help both tree and fungi survive through drou

In this video, we're going to explore the uses of an incredible plant, Mullein (Verbascum thapsus). Jump to any of the specific characteristics of mullein mentioned in the video below. Identification Points- 0:32 Uses- 1:22 Antispadmodic- 1:52 Anodyne- 4:12 Demulcent- 5:11 Diuretic- 6:00 Vulernary- 6:20 General- 7:15 I hope that you like the video! If you have any questions, thought, or suggestions, be sure to let me know in the comments below! (Be on the lookout for part 2!) Connect with me! (P

Do you know your oaks? Deb Davis shows another oak tree with uniquely shaped leaves. #treeid #oak #forest | Mississippi Museum of Natural Science

121K views · 3.7K reactions | Of course we have to have things that flower they’re part of the cycle.. but without host plants we’d really be in trouble! So ditch bradford pears and mimosas and plant an oak! #nativehabitatproject #plantnative #quercus #pollinators #lepidoptera #biodiverity #conservation | Native Habitat Project | Facebook