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Scientists estimate underground fungal threads stretching 110 quadrillion kilometres are linking tree roots worldwide.
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Scientists have uncovered a massive underground fungal network moving carbon dioxide equivalent to 11% of annual human emissions into the soil.
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Deep inside a gas shale formation beneath Michigan, scientists have discovered thriving ecosystems of rock-eating fungi, tardigrades, and tiny worms.
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Recent coverage highlights that underground fungi in the Great Lakes region may impact the future of carbon capture and storage initiatives.
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Scientists discovered an entire underground world of hundreds of fungi types nearly a third of a mile beneath the Great Lakes.
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Scientists have released the first complete map of the Earth's global fungal networks, revealing an expansive underground system.
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Scientists have uncovered a massive underground fungal network stretching 110 quadrillion kilometers, prompting comparisons to science fiction.
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Earth’s hidden fungal network spans a cosmic scale—68 quadrillion miles—shaping climate and ecosystems unseen
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