fungi
Ant agriculture started 66 million years ago, study suggests
Researchers say many animals have been growing their own food since long before humans existed.
By Nina Massey, PA Science Correspondent
Fungi could be ‘untapped potential’ of carbon storage, study suggests
The equivalent of more than two-thirds of annual fossil fuel emissions worldwide could be passing through an ‘overlooked’ form of life.
By Danny Halpin, PA Environment Correspondent
Fungi could be ‘untapped potential’ of carbon storage, study suggests
The equivalent of more than two-thirds of annual fossil fuel emissions worldwide could be passing through an ‘overlooked’ form of life.
Fungi-tree planting could feed millions while capturing tonnes of carbon – study
New research found fungi growing alongside trees could produce a nutritious food source for nearly 19 million people per year.
Scientists to examine how mushrooms become magic
The study will be undertaken by scientists at the University of Plymouth
Take On Nature: Illuminated with inspiration
COAL tits now enjoy in earnest, the juicy, red berried fruits of honeysuckle, while local rooks begin their raucous gatherings.