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Old 25th September 2008, 10:23 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by fearn
This is just a thought, not a solicitation to go into business. There are people who make a living inoculating wood with commercially important fungi, so in theory this could work. If patterned timoho wood and teak are that valuable, it would be an interesting thing for someone to try.
Well, it is that valuable, but in a fairly limited market, so i am not so sure it would end up being a worthwhile venture.
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