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you and everyone else it seems. keep endophytic fungi in mind--all trees are hosts to fungi!

A lot of mine will pay for minimally invasive inspection to ID, but i have not yet sold this method to anyone. It sounds like it is geared to litigants. But there are several obvious challenges to its use in litigation, and serious problems with basing a case on the presence of fungus.

Cool anecdote, thanks. Dogs to find decay fungi, like pigs finding truffles...

$180 a pop if the pathogen is not on their list. There is a market and yes it could grow.

Yup good idea to go to the source. I left a msg and am waiting for a callback. ;)

The relatively small size of the bits we use ensures rapid healing of the holes," says the website at http://nature.berkeley.edu/garbelotto/english/wddsampling.php 3/16" holes at the flare, 4 recommended. How do these holes rapidly heal?