Posted by Bob Kerr on September 14, 2009 at 20:56:49 from (216.249.67.88):
In Reply to: glowing roots posted by Roy in Ga on September 14, 2009 at 18:45:06:
There are a lot of things that glow in the dark. Here in west central Indiana, we have little worms on creek and river banks that glow. Some other kind of worms that crawl on the ground under leaves and foxfire that is a fungus that I have mostly seen on the rotton sapwood of oak trees but also appears on other species. It usually only glows for one night and then it is done for. It must be due to the log being disturbed. When I was a kid we cut up an old white oak log that some loggers left sitting years ago. we split the log up and had it all staked up nice along the road. That night the whole stack looked like it was smouldering, but in a greenish glow. It was so bright it acually made shadows! Really neat!
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