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conserve available supplies for healthcare environments during a pandemic. strategies for ffr extended use and reuse (without decontamination of the respirator) are currently available from cdc's national institute for occupational safety and health (niosh) . the surfaces of an ffr may become contaminated

methods evaluated for each ffr model. this table does not serve to confirm that the decontamination method was effective for each ffr model. this table serves to alert the reader about the availability of more information about the decontamination methods for specific ffr models in the literature. table...

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. %) mid-late flowering similar to calingiri. suited to early-mid sowing opportunities robust disease resistance package; including good yellow spot (mrms) and stripe rust (mrms) resistance good grain size, similar to calingiri improvement in udon noodle quality over calingiri epr $ /tonne gst exclusive

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lactarius repraesentaneus (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > gilled mushrooms > pale-spored > lactarius > lactarius repraesentaneus lactarius repraesentaneus [ basidiomycota > russulales > russulaceae > lactarius . . . ] by michael kuo i can't imagine mistaking this mushroom for anything else. found

created by handling the mushroom or damaging the gills. when fresh it has a distinctive, fragrant odor. the true lactarius repraesentaneus is a european, spruce-associated species; whether or not our north american version is phylogenetically the same has not been determined, to my knowledge. the spores...

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asparagus provides a fresh alternative. not only does it taste better, but it also will reduce your food costs. asparagus is viewed as a gourmet vegetable in much of north america because it is only grown in limited regions and because the cost associated with large-scale production can be high. however, for

how to grow asparagus from seed how to grow asparagus from crowns/seedlings how to choose the best location for the asparagus bed how to plant asparagus how to care for asparagus when should you harvest asparagus?...

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yellow), yellow gills, and a white spore print . tricholomopsis sulphureoides is more common in the great lakes region and the northeast, to judge from herbarium records, but it is widely reported across our continent. tricholomopsis decora is very similar, but features tiny brown scales and larger spores

. tricholomopsis flavescens is a poorly-known, similar species with a bald cap and slightly larger spores....

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hemlocks , and its range parallels that of the tree: northern and montane areas east of the rocky mountains. it is one of the "laccate" species of ganoderma , which means it features a beautifully lacquered-looking cap surface. like other species of ganoderma its pore surface bruises brown and its spores

have double walls with a chambered appearance. ganoderma oregonense is a similar species found in the pacific northwest and california on the wood of various conifers; it features larger spores. until recently ganoderma oregonense and ganoderma tsugae were thought to coexist in the pacific northwest...

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, which were free from the stem and brown at maturity, placed them in the genus agaricus —and the large size, strong almond odor, and scaly orangish brown cap put them somewhere in the vicinity of agaricus augustus or agaricus subrufescens. the former, however, is a west coast species with larger spores

stem, and is usually found in compost heaps. in agaricus expert richard kerrigan described agaricus nanaugustus, partly based on the collection featured here, as a new species, closely related to agaricus augustus but differing in its smaller size, orangish brown colors, smaller scales, and smaller spores...

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most other scarab beetles in colorado are beneficial and help recycle nutrients in organic matter, such as dung and kitchen waste. some of the posts on garden forums even recommend the use of milky spore disease to kill these white grubs even though this material is not an effective control option for

the scarabs we have in colorado on this side of the continental divide. milky spore disease is, however, an effective control option for japanese beetle, a scarab beetle that is problematic in eastern colorado. the only population of japanese beetles that did occur in western colorado in the town of...

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