Biology and Ecology - MoldNewsHub

Inside the Fungal Engine: The Hidden Machinery Powering Nature’s Most Versatile Organisms

White rot fungi breaking down decaying wood through enzymatic decomposition in forest ecosystem

Fungi do far more than decompose leaves. Inside every fungal cell, a sophisticated engine is running — and it may hold the key to our climate and energy future.

Candida albicans yeast cells transforming into hyphae filaments under microscopy

The Switch Within: How Candida albicans Decides When to Become Dangerous

Candida albicans lives harmlessly in most people — until a hidden molecular switch triggers its transformation into an invasive pathogen. New research may change how we treat it.

Mold News Fungal Stress Lab Analysis

Why understanding fungal stress responses may be the key to predicting — and controlling — their behavior in the real world

Fungal stress responses reveal predictable patterns that may allow scientists to guide their behavior in real-world systems

Mold News Fungal Pellets Reforestation

Why fungal pellets are turning reforestation into a microbial engineering challenge

Fungal pellets are turning tree planting into microbial engineering—rebuilding the hidden networks forests need to survive

Mold News Fungal Measurement Lab

How precise measurements turn fungi from living organisms into reliable systems

Precise measurement turns fungi from unpredictable organisms into reliable systems for real-world applications

Mold News Tomb Air Spores

The Air Inside the Tomb: How Ancient Fungi May Explain a Legendary “Curse”

Ancient tomb air may hold more than history—fungal spores can turn sealed spaces into hidden exposure risks

Mold News Fungal Regulation Network

The Invisible Regulators: How Fungi Quietly Control the Flow of Life on Earth

Fungi don’t just recycle life—they regulate when and how ecosystems function beneath the surface

Mold News Fungi Biological Control

Nature Fights Back: How Fungi and Other Species Are Rebalancing Invasive Ecosystems

Fungi and natural allies are restoring balance in invasive ecosystems—without force, but through ecological control

Mold News Aspergillus Climate Shift

When the Map Moves Beneath Us

Climate change is shifting where Aspergillus can thrive, quietly changing global patterns of fungal exposure

Mold News Plant Fungi Decoupling

When Warming Breaks the Connection

Warming is not killing ecosystems—it’s rewiring how plants and fungi interact beneath the surface

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