Fungus Caught Flashing Reproductive Organs in Public!
The cap and stalk are only the visible part of a sprawling fungal network. Beneath the spectacle lies a web of microscopic filaments called hyphae.
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The cap and stalk are only the visible part of a sprawling fungal network. Beneath the spectacle lies a web of microscopic filaments called hyphae.
Tiny pressure cannon launches spore packets toward greener pastures. The goal: land on vegetation, get eaten, and return in fresh dung.
A fungus spreading beneath an Oregon forest may outweigh dozens of blue whales and cover more than twenty times the area of Pando. Meet the hidden mycelial giant behind the modest mushrooms.