The World Hidden From Fungi

Hats, corals, nests and shelves: eight stories to look at fungi in another way. Cross shapes, functions and photographs already documented, distinguishing the general examples from local records. Includes questions and drawings to try.

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1. A world under the leavesThe mushroom is just a partThere's a net the eyes don't always find.Read this story
2. A world under the leavesBlades, pores and other formsNot everyone has the same drawing under their hat.Read this story
3. A world under the leaves♪ Corals that don't live in the sea ♪The drawing of a fungus may remind branches or folds of gelatin.Read this story
4. A world under the leavesA nest without birdsWhat looks like eggs are small structures with spores.Read this story
5. A world under the leavesShears that grow in a logThe reproductive form can project itself to the side.Read this story
6. A world under the leavesRoots have partnersA trade that happens out of sight.Read this story
7. A world under the leavesA fallen leaf still has its wayOn the ground, matter changes hands.Read this story
8. A world under the leavesKnow without provingA photograph is not an authorization to eat.Read this story