[blam]

Previous to this find, the largest organism was an underground fungus in Oregon and prior to that it was an Aspen forest in (I believe) Colorado.

[From many - one.]

I suspect a bit of fuzzy defining going on with the word "largest" ...most bulk (possibly aspens), most elongated (the sea grass), covering most area (the Honey Mushroom) , and you've got three different largests

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks for the topic and ping, Pcottraux.

Thanks Blam. The underground fungus size record was previously held by a fungus in the UP of Michigan. :')

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