November 2017: Spalting Tour

Spalting Tour

The Applied Mycology Lab at Oregon State University
Date: Wednesday; November 1, 2017
Time: 1800-2000
Presented by: Seri Robinson, PhD
Assistant Professor for Anatomy of Renewable Materials
Department of Wood Science & Engineering
Location: Details & directions to follow.

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