If It Has No Name, It Barely Exists
Species without names remain invisible to science. New discoveries reveal how fragile biodiversity is—and how close many fungi are to vanishing forever.
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FungalDiversity
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When Fungi Begin to Be Truly Recognized
DNA barcoding is revealing the hidden diversity of molds, turning unknown sequences into usable ecological and health insights.
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Scientists Identify 190 New Plant and Fungal Species in 2025, Highlighting Biodiversity Still Hidden in Plain Sight
In 2025, scientists formally identified 190 previously unknown plant and fungal species worldwide. This report examines where these discoveries were made, why fungi featured so prominently, what the findings reveal about Earth’s remaining biodiversity, and why documenting new species matters for conservation, health, and ecosystem stability.
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Fungal Succession in the Soil: What Repeated Cropping Is Doing Beneath Our Feet
Soil fungi shift under repeated cropping, reducing diversity and raising pathogens, revealing why monoculture quietly weakens soil health over time.
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The Hidden World Inside Insects — The Diversity of Entomopathogenic Fungi
Step inside the hidden world of fungi that turn insects into zombies, regulate ecosystems, and even promise safer pest control for farms and health.
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The Hidden Mycology of Plateau Lakes: Fungi as Freshwater Architects
High-altitude lakes hide unseen fungal worlds shaping ecosystems. Discover how fungi drive resilience and reveal hidden ecological clues.
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The Great Vanishing: Fungi Are Fading, and the Earth Is Forgetting How to Breathe
Fungi are vanishing, and with them, nature’s balance. This is more than biodiversity loss—it’s Earth forgetting how to breathe.
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