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Scientists map vast underground fungal networks linking tree roots, stretching 110 quadrillion kilometres globally.
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.
Recent coverage highlights that underground fungi in the Great Lakes region may impact the future of carbon capture and storage initiatives.
Scientists discovered an entire underground world of hundreds of fungi types nearly a third of a mile beneath the Great Lakes.
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.
Earth’s hidden fungal network spans a cosmic scale—68 quadrillion miles—shaping climate and ecosystems unseen