Agar transfers and time lapse to show the best place to take agar transfers from

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[@aitordotco]

Can't wait for this channel to go super viral. Finally well focused images of agar work.

[@you-fq7ug]

I wish he would upload more though

[@V1ctoria00]

Awe.

[@obamabinbiden9762]

My best guess as to why the first sample grew the most is that on the original plate it looks like that part of the mycelium had to work hard to grow against the stronger competing strands that surrounded it. After you place it in a new environment with no competition it took advantage and grew ferociously.

[@ScottWConvid19]

That's an interesting hypothesis. My curiosity is how each culture faired in the fruiting stages

[@themyceliumnetwork]

my first time here, found it funny that you didn't take off the petri dish cap & was supper happy that didn't happen while pouring the agar . (yes, I have made a big mess doing that LOL)

[@NYskyHI]

Although I found the outcome to be very intriguing, the results seem to very random. Perhaps the physical appearance of the mycelium is not an indicator of a sample's re-growth characteristics.

[@JaciCat67]

A year later still one of my all time fave agar videos 🍄💖🍄💖 excellent

[@ArtyMars]

This is so exciting my inner nerd is freaking out hahaha, it’s so fascinating how uniformly it grows out from centre

[@thejordanbrooks4893]

Thank you so much for this! This is the first video of it's kind I've been able to find on YT. So in-depth, the transfer from different spots to then isolate and show... *chefs kiss!*

[@lloydshackleton9554]

Those are absolutely beautiful samples. I really admire the difference the flow hood makes for working.

[@trustinguns555]

You should take transfers from most leading edges when the petri is 3/4 colonized to get strongest growth. At least that's what I was taught

[@dustinbrady8900]

This is fantastic and exactly the info I was looking for. Thank you so much for making this!

[@ksarrow]

Thank you for taking the time for this experiment. A real eye opener.

[@hesherette]

absolutely the coolest agar video i've ever seen! thank you for taking the time to do this. i can't wait til my plates look like yours, i'm close + this helped!

[@Lama-kg8xp]

Loved the video! Very interesting observing the different outcomes. Thanks for putting this together! 👍

[@kshow759]

One of the BEST videos of agar transfer information I have seen....just subscribed. Thank you for this !!!

[@jerrykinworthy9225]

Awesome video! Very satisfying to watch and goes to show that you never know what you are going to get.

[@kimyusaf9589]

best video on mycology Ive watched in a while. Learnt heaps

[@neticks761]

this is lovely basic research, and something that would never receive funding yet is highly valuable knowledge.

[@professorsherman3468]

I appreciate the effort put into this video! Super well done

[@rancidhotmail]

what a fantastic experiment, thank you so much for demonstrating and sharing!

[@johnathonuncapher7523]

Wow. So glad I came across this, thank you so much! Id love to see more agar stuff from you. This is super helpful

[@stevevet3652]

Your experiment saved me a whole lot of trial and error. Thanks. Keep up the good work. Will be watching more of your videos.

[@king0s]

Really grateful for finding this. Finally can see rhizomorphic becoming tomentose and vice versa. It can go either way.

[@mo4u1]

Thank You for you're working on this experiment, I was on the edge of my seat! loved it! You have satisfied thousands of curious folks with a lot of work. Keep them coming! 👍👍 from your new subscriber!!

[@beddj1]

This is an amazing video, exactly what the doctor ordered

[@mattnsim]

Mate! Great video! Really great. Thanks for putting so much work into it! What I got from this is, you really can never tell.

[@docnoru]

woah, just did lots of number 7 last week specting strong growth too! same results as you had, I had even started to think that my PDA recipe was off or something. Great Great Video!

[@surfk9836]

Thank you. I currently used a mss on agar and so far has been weak. This is encouraging. Next transfer agar to agar.

[@khawass]

amazing video that's the issue I am struggling with right now, not sure where to take samples from. Thanks so much for your help

[@simplejoy3772]

Beautiful timelapse

[@danielboomers]

best agar video i have ever seen...

[@Brian-yb2ic]

Instant sub, exactly what I’ve been looking for!

[@R-Rpt]

Very nice thanks

[@AshsFool]

Love this! Love the channel, too! Brilliant!

[@holothurie]

Doing lots of works. This is remarkable. Even if it's dodgy. Amazing work. Actually not dodgy. Just ride on.

[@waywrdsun]

This is fantastic. Thanks for doing this. Based on the outcome, it makes me think that perhaps we should think of the mycelium we're transferring in terms of how much energy it has expended already and how much it may have left to expend. That is... some of the weaker looking ones from the original plate had great growth after transfer--maybe it's because they still had plenty of energy left to express. Who know? Loved this.

[@konichiwatanabi]

I thought the same! Slow and steady wins the race. What race?!

[@V1ctoria00]

I was thinking it was the acute stress of the removal from the network that caused the growth to increase. "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" kind if vibe. Perhaps that patch of mycelium was comfortable and lazy until forced on its own to strive without the central base to rely on.

[@RyanClarkFisherII]

This was fun and eye opening. Above all, what I took away was As long as you get a decent tissue sample, you really can’t go wrong

[@meltandburn77]

Awesome vid, great time-lapses

[@robertmclean9737]

Like how you marked the Orientation on your dishes. Cheers

[@andrescardenas2958]

There are 6 people who gave thumbs down on this ??! What !!!?? Must be the competition feeling small … keep up the amazing work my friend . This is some good work

[@chillville5571]

Iv always herd that the best place to take from is the new growth around the edges, this video is so cool, ive wanted to do this for so long!

[@sanamahmod8610]

لو سمحت ممكن تعلمني

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[@nickfranco2259]

That was great, and surprising that the first transfer did so well! haha thank you!

[@Vorpal_Wit]

Wow. Wonderful video, that I'm sure took a lot of time and effort. Thank you for that.

[@carlfranz]

I learned a lot from this and really enjoyed the time lapses. Please consider a video explaining how you did the camera set up. I have the gear but no time lapse experience.

[@leonilapadua1763]

it's really a wow, very good illustration!

[@jmichel70]

Thank you

[@TheCALMInstitute]

Thank you! This was very informative!

[@TheGoodFunGuy]

Holy cow this is phenomenal

[@lachyj8344]

Underrated channel

[@urbanvegsa1928]

This is an awesome video! Thank you

[@ianlaurence6444]

Thanks for doing this, very nice.

[@LarryFish3rman]

Thank you awesome!

[@N0body247]

I can explain why. The light growth on the original transfer plate whenever you have that it’s because there’s not a lot of nutrition in that exact spot another words when you mix your agar in pour it some parts of the plate are dense nutrition and some parts of the plate are not so when you took a transfer from that area and put it on its own plate that plate alone had more nutrition than the spot that it was in that’s why you saw the growth you saw as far as that little strand goes on number seven I believe you didn’t have enough mycelium taken wasn’t enough DNA for its grow out as far however If you cut all of 7 out of that little dish and put it on a new plate with added nutrients you will see it. Awesome video none the less.. basically taught us mycelium is very forgiven when transferred

[@thx1138tab]

As scientist I was thinking the same. My hypothesis for the results of this nice experiment and set-up is that the growing rate of the mycelium is an indication of the non-uniformity in the nutritional agar but not the strength of the mycelium itself. The most adapted nutritional agar formulation is where growth is faster. That is aligned with the fact that mycelium is a network of fungi cells all communicating with others and exchanging nutrients. When the organism finds the best conditions, it will better grow close to the source (energy savings), when not (stress, light, competition, contamination, nutrients) it will not grow as good. Saying that it is interesting to observe in this experiment that "well fed" cells have more difficulties to grow when transferred in a less rich or less adapted or stressful environment.

[@MrFinner666]

Amazing work brother!

[@harshparekh4848]

that was the one of the kind pure and it was awesome🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😍😍😍😍please keep on doing this type of videos dont see views and all i loved it a lot #lovefromIndia✈

[@yamahaspacekadet]

Loved the video. Still don't know where to take from... Lol

[@Louis-lu5wh]

Choose the most rhizomorphic sections

[@melindawilliams6624]

Omg, what a beautiful video!! ❤ Great job!🎉

[@drewsleyy3836]

incredible video, so useful!!!

[@drewwhitaker315]

Very cool!

[@uhohitsmidnight]

I subscribed cause this video! Very awesome and informative myc queen!!!

[@PaulBroenen]

Super cool! 👍🏽

[@mkstands]

Great work

[@tvviewer4500]

GOD LEVEL CONTENT

[@obuyWw]

very cool !

[@ThatWTFGuy]

This is really cool!

[@chevyenigma7914]

Thanks Very Well Done I’ve been waiting on a video Just like this one thanks brother 🍄✌🏼

[@johnwayne420]

Awesome I like your time lapse video very educational

[@johnsmith-zi7jh]

Really good job.

[@Manan720]

Great video !!

[@pricelessmakoa4482]

Great video

[@streamzrus6601]

Wow thanks for this video what I. Needed to see

[@LionChavez]

Cool video thank you .

[@kevinanastacio8529]

Amazing stuff

[@sorryididntsub2596]

great video

[@Lost.in.a.spore.]

I’m a little late but man this was an amazing video for agar ❤️

[@lucius47]

Thanks

[@gregavery3450]

Nice work

[@jonparker4499]

Keep up the great work MQ.

[@holdonasecondamigo599]

Very nice work 🙏

[@chaddeibler-hunt3610]

Thanks for sharing. 🙏💗

[@stevebonnus2458]

AWESOME VIDEÓ !!! BEST VIDEO MOST INFORMATIVE TRANSFER VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN. GREAT JOB. HOPE YOU ARE DOING GREAT. PEACEOUT

[@psilosimon613]

Great video thanks

[@loop125]

Отличный ролик.!

[@dutchvonderlinde1693]

underrated video !!!! this is so fuckin epic, also the sound in the background everything about this screams "gem!"

[@chrisknechtel6730]

crazy high value of vdieo...video quality could use some work (stabilize camera when running air flow) but wow you had an idea and proved it. I'm absolutely shocked that 3 and 7 didn't work... at all

[@D0CT0R420]

Instant subscribe!!! I need more time lapse mycelium in my life 😂

[@danielboomers]

very cool video..keep up the good work..thankx

[@SquishyMit]

Well done! Subscribed!

[@XxLeatonSxX]

very interesting experiment

[@JaciCat67]

Freaking amazing 👏

[@claytonsmoking]

Dish 2 was the one i was most intrested in it exploded and was super even

[@Kasherrrr]

Agreed. Even when he initially took it before watching the growth I was thinking "that's the best spot and it will out perform the others" and then it did! A great confirmation for own future transferring

[@Oseanyboy]

You make excellent videos

[@arvinfortyseven2187]

Amazing video

[@mycosauce7018]

On point

[@LenaPatsa]

Awesome, but how does that relate to fruiting? That would be even more interesting to see.

[@davids11131113]

I’ve never transferred areas to new plates I just make mycelium syringes. Might try this sometime.

[@MrHobj34]

The one that barely grew was because of a bacterial contamination. You can clearly see the battle

[@godseeker1168]

Heck i still need to get a few things from your store. Dang those where some kick but spores

[@tyo6896]

Cool

[@gregavery3450]

Keep pushing the content

[@samray3461]

What was the total time of the time-lapse??

[@jackdos14]

Subscribed. You should try running your raw images through lrtimelapse to eliminate the flicker in the timelapses, will look much cleaner :)