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From: JoYo <>
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2020 16:53:56 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] minor transitions

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 A [homebrewer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homebrewing)'s take on practical home cultivation of [mycelium](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycelium) and their [mushrooms](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mushroom).
 Mycelium are kind of like a mushroom's roots but this is not an exact analogy.
-The sole purpose of a mushroom is to release spores as far away from the colony as it can reach.
+The purpose of a mushroom is to release spores as far away from the colony as it can reach.
 
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 Bird seed, coconut husk, and sugar water are inexpensive.
 All other equipment can be reused.
 Saving a control will help you test for contamination introduced through your technique.
-If all fares well you can always end up using it.
+If all fares well you can always using it the next time you do inoculations.
 
 # Finding Samples
 
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 # Mycelium Cultures
 
+To begin growing mycelium colonies a clean sample of the mycelium you wish to cultivate must be obtained.
+
 Any samples of mycelium are potentially contaminated.
 Even using a microscope and visually checking the entire sample is tedious, error prone, and impractical.
 A small culture will allow you to grow a test batch of your sample without for a jar of [grain spawn](#grain-spawn-and-substrate) to show signs of contamination.