Bioremediation

Shrooms of War: How Fungi Have Been Used in Combat

Articles, Cultural & Medicinal Fungi, Ethnomycology, Fungal Innovations, Fungi & Environment, Fungi Conservation, Fungi in Bioremediation, Medicinal Mushrooms, Mycological Studies, Mycology Applications, Mycology Research and Discoveries, Mycotoxicology, Practical Mycology

Fungi, with their vast diversity and adaptability, have not only graced our dinner tables or served in medicinal capacities but have also seen the fields of battle. From toxic payloads in ancient warfare to cutting-edge technological applications in modern combat, the utilization of mushrooms and fungi in warfare is an intriguing tale of ingenuity.

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Mushrooms on the ISS: Sustenance and Science

Advanced Mycology, Articles, Fundamental Mycology, Fungal Biology & Life Cycle, Fungal Innovations, Fungi & Environment, Fungi in Bioremediation, Fungi in Space, Mushroom Identification, Mycological Studies, Mycology Applications, Mycology Research and Discoveries, Practical Mycology

Space, often seen as humanity’s final frontier, has been the setting for numerous groundbreaking experiments. Within the sterile chambers of the International Space Station (ISS), fungi have taken center stage, revealing their immense potential for both sustenance and scientific inquiry.

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