Apr 17, 2023
We ran into delays with finding the right strains of wild collected mushrooms, but now have our roster selected. Thanks to you on Experiment.com and Aurora Water and Jefferson County Open Space, both in Colorado, we have funding to expand the study a bit. Attached is the (still) Draft experimental design. We will be arranging a Zoom meeting with all funders soon. Lab work is expected to begin in May. Thanks everyone for your patience.
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