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Home > News > What do all fungi have in common?

What do all fungi have in common?

Categories: News Tags: cell, ecosystem, enzyme, food, forest, fungi, hyphae, microtubules, mushroom, mycelium, mycorrhizae Date: October 3, 2018

In the soil beneath our feet there are underground ecosystems form by fungi that supports life on Earth….

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