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Dried tinder fungus in food quality Processed raw material: fruit bodies Carrier: None Scientific name: Fomes fomentarius Tinder fungus is a mushroom that grows on tree trunks and is used in traditional medicine for its potential anti- inflammatory and immune-boosting properties. Our products are sold in bulk. There is a minimum order quantity of 25kg for most of our products. Samples can be provided. Plants2Market is also BIO, HACCP and DIN EN ISO 9001 certified. We also offer the following products: Acerola Field bean Field horsetail African black bean Elecampane Alpha lipoic acid Amla Artichoke Ashwagandha Astaxanthin Valerian Bamboo Beta Glucan ORGANIC Birch leaf ORGANIC Brazilian almond ORGANIC Nettle ORGANIC Broccoli ORGANIC Chaga ORGANIC Chlorella ORGANIC Cranberry ORGANIC Barley grass ORGANIC Ginseng ORGANIC Grapefruit ORGANIC Kale ORGANIC Rosehip ORGANIC Blueberry

360° gripper versions for Ferrum DM yard loaders / wheel loaders suitable for many of our models. Below is the list of recommendations. Gripper machine with connection for quick coupler Machine requires 3rd & 4th control circuit, 3rd control circuit for opening and closing the gripper, 4th control circuit for rotation of the automatic gripper Suitable for handling and loading e.g. tree trunks, plastic pipes and the like We can also deliver suitable for any other recording for a small additional charge . All we need are the exact dimensions and a drawing. Please contact us if necessary. Recommended for: Wheel loader Ferrum DM416 x4 V2 Ferrum DM522 x4 Ferrum DM430 x4 DLZ Ferrum DM625 x4 Ferrum DM732 x4 Court loader: Courtyard loader FIRST 16

hydraulic backhoe with gripping function for Ferrum DM yard loader / wheel loader suitable for the models from the list below 3in1, backhoe excavator with swivel function and gripper in one unit. The best excavator attachment of all one of the most versatile attachments for wheel loaders. excavation and side excavation placement, Relocate grabbing tree trunks and other grabby items, Dredging up to 2 meters deep Can also be used as a small crane with slewing function. Simply slip or hang hooks from the outside of the excavator bucket. Significantly expands the effective radius of the wheel loader Various lengths and bucket widths available. Here standard version with total length of shovel open 250cm, shovel width backhoe 270mm, max. digging depth 200cm requires 3rd & 4th control circuit. Can also be used with 5 control circuits - simply order the wheel loader to fit when ordering from us requires 3rd control circuit for opening and closing the excavator bucket

"Processed plant part: fruit body Carrier: none/maltodextrin The hedgehog spiny beard, also known as Hericium erinaceus, is a mushroom with fibrous, spiny outgrowths that often grows on tree trunks in forests. It is rich in various nutrients. Our products are sold in bulk. There is a minimum order quantity of 25kg for most of our products. Samples can be provided. Plants2Market is also BIO, HACCP and DIN EN ISO 9001 certified. We also offer the following products: Acerola Field bean Field horsetail African black bean Elecampane Alpha lipoic acid Amla Artichoke Ashwagandha Astaxanthin Valerian Bamboo Beta Glucan ORGANIC Birch leaf ORGANIC Brazilian almond ORGANIC Nettle ORGANIC Broccoli ORGANIC Chaga ORGANIC Chlorella ORGANIC Cranberry ORGANIC Barley grass ORGANIC Ginseng ORGANIC Grapefruit ORGANIC Kale ORGANIC Rosehip ORGANIC Blueberry ORGANIC Hedgehog spikenard ORGANIC Ginger

Maple syrup is a syrup usually made from the xylem sap of sugar maple, red maple, or black maple trees, although it can also be made from other maple species. In cold climates, these trees store starch in their trunks and roots before winter; the starch is then converted to sugar that rises in the sap in late winter and early spring. Maple trees are tapped by drilling holes into their trunks and collecting the sap, which is processed by heating to evaporate much of the water, leaving the concentrated syrup. Most trees can produce 20 to 60 litres (5 to 15 US gallons) of sap per season