As usual, there is a wide range of soybean growth across the area. Some fields are well into pod development, while others ...

If you’ve played the video game “The Last of Us” or seen the television adaption, then you’ve heard of cordyceps — a “zombie” fungus that infects its host and takes ...

The term mycorrhiza is derived from the ancient Greek words mykos, meaning “fungus,” and rhiza meaning “root.” Together, the term translates to “fungus root.” Specifically, mycorrhizae are fungi that ...

Mycorrhizal fungi, vital yet largely unexplored, form symbiotic relationships with plants, supporting ecosystems globally. However, up to 83% remain unidentified. Reforestation and agriculture ...

Despite being one of the most abundant organisms on the planet, fungi remain incredibly misunderstood. Remarkably adaptable and quick to thrive in new environments, pathogenic fungi are on the rise, ...

She digs a bit deeper, then sits back on her heels. “It’s dry now, but in six weeks, when the soil temperature drops and moisture levels increase, this area will be full of fungi producing their ...

Infection-causing fungi responsible for millions of deaths a year will spread significantly to new regions as the planet heats up, new research predicts —and the world is not prepared.

Fungi are absolutely everywhere. A vast kingdom of organisms, from mold to mushrooms, they grow in environments such as soil, compost and water.

As conservation targets, fungi aren’t as appealing as giant pandas. But these scientists explain that the health of Earth’s fungal species is critically important.

Fungi might not have the best reputation but are essential for our survival. With many species at risk, scientists say it's up to humans to help them.

They belong to a completely different kingdom of organisms called Fungi. Fungi are a disparate group of organisms which are depicted by molds, yeasts, and mushrooms.

Fungi are among the most important organisms on Earth. Even though most of the world's described 157,000 fungal species are only visible with a micro ...