fungi
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№ 123WildlifeDecomposers: The Hidden Recyclers
Fungi, bacteria, beetles, and worms unlock nutrients from dead matter. Without them, soils never form and forests collapse within years.
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№ 304WildlifeMushroom Cultivation: Growing on Logs and Waste
Saprophytic fungi as a woodland crop — inoculating logs, using the byproducts of coppicing, and turning waste streams into protein.
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№ 306GrowingMycorrhizal Fungi: The Underground Internet
How mycorrhizal fungi form partnerships with plant roots, extending their reach a hundredfold to transport water, nutrients, and chemical signals through an underground network.
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№ 529WildlifeWood Decay Fungi: Brackets, Rot Types, and Reading a Tree
White rot, brown rot and soft rot do different things to wood — which is why identifying the bracket tells you whether a tree is safe.
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