75-million-year-old fungi city under the feet? Study says it's long enough to stretch from our planet to the Sun over 750 million times
A recent study published in Science reveals that subterranean mycorrhizal fungi form a massive, ancient network that is vital for plant life and carbon sequestration. However, modern intensive farming practices are threatening these underground ecosystems, which are essential for soil health and climate regulation.
Why it matters
Understanding the role of fungal networks is crucial for developing sustainable agricultural practices and mitigating climate change through carbon storage.
75-million-year-old fungi city under the feet? Study says it s long enough to stretch from our planet to the Sun over 750 million times | - The Times of India
The article summarizes scientific findings regarding ecology and agriculture without political bias.
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