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plantpirating · 9 months
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I suspect the answer to a lot of life’s mysteries is fungus. 
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igcse-bioworld · 5 months
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rustandsky · 2 years
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"E̴e̵e̷e̵a̸a̵a̴s̴t̴o̷n̸.̶.̴.̷"Inspired by the absolutely amazing book What Moves the Dead, by T. Kingfisher!
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mycochaotix · 6 months
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Some PE plates doing rhizoid stuff :)🍄 last pic is bubbles in agar at center
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atomic-freezer · 3 months
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Nocturne's siblings!
From left to right- Nocturne, Ode, Shanty, Waiata, Eulogia, and Arioso.
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little peek of what I've been working on (with thanks to @earnestattempts)....one of the last design pieces for the next Deep Forest printed comic. A root and mycelium soil sample! More at the source link.
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vandaliatraveler · 2 years
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North American mushroom hunters circle August on their calendars, when the sheer proliferation of fungi reaches its peak in the mid to late summer woods. In a healthy Appalachian forest, fungi emerge in a mind-boggling procession of forms and colors from every square inch of dead and living matter: patches of leaf litter, the mossy crooks and crannies of boulders, dead tree stumps, and nearly everything else fixed in place. And underlying all these magical fruiting bodies is an extraordinary network of filaments (”hyphae”) that binds all life in the forest, metabolizing proteins into soluble nitrates essential to plant life and even sending signals to divert resources to plants in distress: the Mycelium Network . Indeed, a forest cannot exist without fungi.
Above is just a small sampling of those extraordinary beings - not quite plant and not quite animal - that give life to our forests, photographed during a hike yesterday at Coopers Rock State Forest. Earthballs, chanterelles, corals, amanitas, boletes, and so on. Collectively, nature’s version of the world-wide web. 
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sergeantsadbitch · 1 year
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let's put random shit under my microscope part two.
soil from my seedlings.
mycelium and tartigrade/water bear (?)
fellow lab/bio shitheads help pls.
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peejuul · 5 months
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some close ups of outer dish hyphae
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crabbae · 6 months
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Portobello mushroom under stereo microscope at x3 magnification level 🍄🥰
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dawnleaf37 · 2 years
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oughhhh. yk.
(amanita once again by @decompose1)
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ahedderick · 1 year
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Art show
   This is Baltimore, Maryland specific, but I’m posting it because  how many ‘Hyphae’ themed art shows have you ever heard of? 
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https://www.mdartplace.org/exhibitions
So, for all those fungus fans out there, you can read more about it at the link.
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nerdy-valkyrie · 2 years
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A friend of mine told me their Dropout TV login info so I'm binging A Court of Fey and Flowers and every time anyone says "High Fey" my little mushroom brain thinks they're saying "Hyphae"
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kozi-ism · 1 year
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Fungal hyphae?
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mycochaotix · 4 months
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1/10 AM Plate updates
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atomic-freezer · 1 month
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an assortment of mushroom based body horror ft. the Gang
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