The dance of morphogenesis and cellular shape
The wood wide web and fungal intelligence
The holobiont revolution and our microbial selves
The green bridges that weave our atmosphere
The planetary network of biomimicry and law
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Master of How the living world weaves itself into being
007skaty The Wood Wide Web
Wired underground, wired underground, sending signals all around!
007skaty Mycelial networks navigate soil using decentralized decision-making to map the most efficient paths toward food sources.
007skaty Glowing holographic lines map the cooperative social security system of a dark forest.
007skaty Connect underground fungal networks to discover how trees communicate through the wood wide web.
Humongous fungus: The largest living organism on Earth is a single honey mushroom mycelium in Oregon that covers over 2,300 acres and is thousands of years old.
The vegetative part of a fungus, consisting of a network of fine white filaments. In 1997, ecologist Suzanne Simard showed these subterranean threads allow forest trees to share vital resources.
How does the cooperative nature of a forest challenge traditional Darwinian views of pure competition?
Approximately how many living organisms are found in a single teaspoon of healthy forest soil?
Which organism recreated the layout of Tokyo's subway system during a famous scientific experiment?
What is the scientific term for the underground symbiotic partnership between plant roots and fungi?