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Those long chafes look like a miner of some sort.how many legs do they have?looks like 8 but its blurry,moves like a mite or even a spider or pseudo of some sort.What country are you in?

If you can control the capture and flow,then redirect and minamize soil capacity? You can control the erosive nature of the slide area. I like terrace farming.It is a lot of work but once in you can really use a slope to your advantage. Mycelium will help but isn't the only part to the solution.

This was an old project I was working with.Some notions I thought about were. The 3n is more likely poly because it's grouped chromosomes not paired.

Double Fertilization Fertilization is the union of sperm (from the pollen) and egg (in the ovule). In angiosperms, the sperm nuclei will enter the embryo sac. One will fertilize the egg and the other will fertilize the two polar nuclei; this is called double fertilization and is only found in...

I would scope for the culprit ,broad mite probably.Because the chafing and I dont see divits and round necrosis like russet.The entire grow will need to be cleaned up.They like dirty conditions.All the plants in that tent look like they have bugs.Once you find the culprit then you can find a...

It looks like chafing on the leaf surface also,maybe some thrips.Scope for bugs though.

I would scope the vein leaf intersections and also around all the round white and black spec to get a visual confirmation of a culprit.edit-probably a mite ,broad mite maybe russet

Can you take a picture of the stuff on the bottom side of the leaves?

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327700465_Rhizophagy_Cycle_An_Oxidative_Process_in_Plants_for_Nutrient_Extraction_from_Symbiotic_Microbes

Rhizophagy is really interesting.

Theres quite a few programs to help people start keeping bees.Thats rad you are thinking about it!

@Harvard do you keep bees?

looks like the went up to like 15$ on amazon

You can buy a simple analog meter to see what is hitting them.They cost less then 5 bucks.Seeds or fresh cuts like it above 500 but under 1000.Theyll try to get away from it if its too much and theyll try to go to it if its to little.

Daikon radish is a good nutrient bomb and they leave alot of aeration. I would do some research or watch some videos about using cover crops.Figure out how to grow some in the off season and some in the on season,depending on the desired results.You should spend the time learning about them...

indoors or outdoors?what benefits are you looking to acheive?Clover can be a treat for pests. I like to attract beneficial insects with small flowering covers like buckwheat and vetch.I would do some research for the area you are in and see what native covers are available or grow near you.You...

I would buy a microscope.They are your biggest soil building tool.I would look on youtube for tips or possible classes on using a scope and what to look for.

The pictures are aphids,the video is a mite.Or thats all I seen in the video.

Heres some stuff for arsenic remediation https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780128219256000198 also for heavy metals I like to use blewit Clitocybe nuda,they can pick up something like 15x their weight.

ribboning or fasciation is the correct term.I think it is a phytotoxin or a meristematic pathogen,but it really needs more "lab" testing.I would stay away from breeding with those.I haven't found a benefit in the structure at all on a commercial level.