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The goal is to reintroduce missing fungi species in the hope of boosting tree health and soil sustainability. ANDREW STRINGER: “Soil is the basis of an ecosystem. The communities within the soil ...

Named for Agrawal’s son, the company is looking to fungi, grown in a dirty diaper, to eat plastic in landfills. According to Healthline, a baby typically uses around 3,000 diapers a year.

3. To find compounds that could kill Mtb, a research team led by the NIH’s Clifton Barry, Ph.D., grew about 1,500 fungi species collected from sphagnum peat bogs in West Virginia and Maine ...

Peat-bog fungi produce substances that kill tuberculosis-causing bacteria New study points to processes involving thiol compounds as potentially promising treatment targets Date: December 3, 2024 ...

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Stock images of a man with hay fever (main) and fungi (inset). People with hay fever have a greater variety of fungal species in their nose than those without. Stock images of a man with hay fever ...

Forestry England, responsible for managing England’s publicly owned forests, has transplanted mycorrhizal fungi from ancient woodland to a newly planted site in North Yorkshire, in the hope that ...

Fungi — or a lack thereof — could partly explain why trees are failing to adapt to climate change. A majority of tree species depend on underground symbiotic fungi, called ectomycorrhizal ...