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RE: The Amateur Mycologist Tree Health Special - A Crash Course In Trees, Fungal Infections, And The Ailing Giants Of Central Park
I get your point, those trees are landmarks.
Just playing devil's advocate here.
And your points are not wrong. Though I can't speak to Maple's fungal resilience.
I tell you, nothing grows in maple-only forests. You won't find much on the living trees, neither around their roots.
My theory is maple trees release some antifungal substances, but only when they're alive. Tons of stuff grows on maple logs.
Mmmm! I see another reason to love maple syrup... It's antifungal!
Mmmm! I see another reason to love maple syrup... It's antifungal!