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| | | Re: Fungi to save the world Quote:
Originally Posted by flaxton | Thanks I did enjoy that. Very interesting the concept that fungi can be used to turn polluted areas back into areas supporting plants and animals. I also liked his idea about sending out cardboard boxes which can eventually be grown into old forests or seed crops. Didn't altogether understand it but found it intriguing. How strange would it be to come across one of these huge prehistoric fungi during a foray |  | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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