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  • As­ton­ish­ing My­c­or­rhizal Net­works

    As­ton­ish­ing My­c­or­rhizal Net­works

    September 10, 2026September 10, 2026

    Note­wor­thy — Un­der­ground my­c­or­rhizal hy­phal net­works are mind-bog­gling in size.

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  • Un­der­ground High­ways

    Un­der­ground High­ways

    November 23, 2020November 12, 2025

    by Roberto — This pho­to­graph, taken from our book Life at the Edge of Sight, shows a net­work of al­most in­vis­i­ble fun­gal fil­a­ments which, like minia­ture high­ways, wind their way around peaks and form bridges over val­leys all within a minute amount of soil.

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  • Fun­go­ma­nia 2. Hy­phal Com­ings and Go­ings

    Fun­go­ma­nia 2. Hy­phal Com­ings and Go­ings

    March 21, 2019November 14, 2025

    by Elio — Un­til a few decades ago, mush­rooms were thought of be­ing some kind of plants. We now know that they be­long to their own king­dom, the My­cota (or: Fungi). They typ­i­cally con­sist of caps and stems that arise from a mi­cro­scopic net­work re­sid­ing un­der­ground or in rot­ting trees.

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