Fungi's Crucial Role in Forest Restoration and Ecosystem Health
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Scientists are exploring the role of fungi in restoring Britain's ancient hazelwoods and temperate rainforests, emphasizing the importance of subterranean microbial communities in forest health and regeneration, with efforts spanning from Scotland to global sites like Colombia to develop a comprehensive understanding and strategies for ecosystem revival.
- Magic mushrooms: how scientists discovered fungi are the secret ingredient for restoring the world’s forests The Guardian
- Research Reveals Plant-Mycorrhiza Synergy for Forest Renewal Mirage News
- Ancient Hazelwood Forests and Global Temperate Rainforest Restoration mezha.net
- Seeing the Fungi for the Trees bioGraphic
- ‘Underground Atlas’ Shows How Vulnerable Fungal Networks Are Science Friday
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