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Fungi Identified as a Key Factor in Restoring Degraded Tropical Islands

mold news - Fungi play a vital role in restoring tropical island ecosystems.

Research shows fungi are essential for restoring degraded tropical islands by supporting plant growth and rebuilding soil health. Mycorrhizal networks improve nutrient uptake and ecosystem stability. The study highlights the need for microbial-focused restoration strategies, offering a more effective, sustainable approach to ecological recovery and climate resilience.

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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

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Mold News Soil Bacteria Restoration Microbiome

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Bacteria, Not Fungus, Steer Ecosystem Gains in Restoration — Here’s Why That Matters for Soil Fungi

Bacteria, not fungi, drive early soil recovery, accelerating nutrient cycling and plant growth in degraded ecosystems.

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Restoring Balance: How Nature Helps Us Fight Climate Change

Nature restoration is emerging as real climate infrastructure. From hedgerows to soil fungi, living systems are now measured, valued, and integrated into climate resilience strategies.

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Defunding Fungi: The World’s Largest Living Library of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Faces Closure Amid US Budget Cuts

Federal funding cuts threaten the International Collection of Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi, the world’s largest living library of symbiotic soil fungi. This report examines the scientific value of the collection, its role in ecosystem restoration and agriculture, and the broader consequences of losing publicly funded fungal research infrastructure.

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The Invisible Architects: Can Forest Fungi Revitalize Cleveland’s Urban Tree Canopy?

Cleveland's urban tree health challenge is being addressed by transplanting beneficial mycorrhizal fungi from the Holden Arboretum. Early results show increased fungal diversity, but long-term tree growth effects are still pending. The project promotes ecosystem restoration.

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