Fungi chose me - Mycologist Camille Truong

Stephen Axford and Catherine Marciniak caught up with Melbourne mycologist Camille Truong in the magical ancient forests of Tasmania during the 2022 fungi season.
We seized the moment to find out why she chose to study fungi.
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[@swartetc]

Me too. Thank you for sporesly speaking.

[@SonofTheMorningStar666]

👍🍄

[@MessyTimes]

The Host of *Messy Times* has been an avid amateur ethnomycologist since his college days studying Anthropology. Camille is living the best life possible!

[@manumerino]

Thank you very much for sharing mycology Greetings

[@emadalzahid4626]

HI I am from IRAQ I love your work.

[@stefanrouyer3431]

Nice video and Opinel knife as everyone known well the brand in France it's kind of a tradition when we go to get mushrooms , i don't do it anymore i'd rather photography them, a very interesting fungi channel you got there thank you

[@cultgringel6334]

It's very intresting and beautiful video. The fungi are fascinating creatures in our world!

[@Smallathe]

Very cool work!

[@Nakshatranerale]

I have published some videos of wood and ground mushrooms in rainy seasons. I have found in our area. Can it help your research?

[@PlanetFungi]

We will have a look - where are you located?

[@Nakshatranerale]

@@PlanetFungi We are located in the India. state of Karnataka.

[@PlanetFungi]

@@Nakshatranerale What a fabulous part of the world. Our research in India is completed and is in the north east area but there are facebook pages that may be of interest to you where a number of Indian mycologists are members and may be interested in what you are collecting. Try facebook.com/groups/461807288490150 and facebook.com/groups/306722280498502/

[@Nakshatranerale]

@@PlanetFungi waw.. Amazing... Thank you! 😊

[@PlanetFungi]

@@Nakshatranerale You might also be interested in our doco on a fungi safari in north east India which we just made available for free here on our KZbin channel. There are sure to be some familiar mushrooms.

[@אליאלבן-דן]

I confess to being a mycophile. Have studied them most of my life. Use mycorrhizal inoculants extensively on our Organic farm.

[@jebadiahjackson]

Those stalks look like they're bruising blue... But I can't tell from that distance. What kind of mushroom are they?

[@Bulltardwin]

cortinarius

[@funguslicker]

:D