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ZME Science on MSNWhat do Fungi, Chameleons, and Humans All Have in Common? We’re all HeterotrophsLife on Earth blooms with wild ingenuity. From phosphorescent fungi feeding in the undergrowth to chameleons flicking tongues ...
Stevenson’s work focuses on mycoremediation, a technique that uses fungi to rehabilitate polluted land. Mycoremediation harnesses fungi’s natural abilities to collect contaminants scattered in soil ...
Fungi form a hidden network that runs through the Earth like a system of life-giving veins. Scientists are only just ...
A new study tracks the proliferation of fungal pathogens among various climate change scenarios—and it’s not good news.
Plants constantly interact with a wide array of microorganisms in their environment, ranging from beneficial symbionts to ...
Opinion: Unlike many other provinces, B.C. still has no stand-alone law that protects biodiversity but healthy ecosystems are ...
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