Fungi and plants: relationships undiscovered

Seven readings to explore decomposition, partnership and parasitism, meet fungi that live within plants and design a garden with various habitats. Compares relationships and experiences the activities. General explanations do not identify local fungi for consumption.

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1. A world under the leavesA fallen leaf still has its wayOn the ground, matter changes hands.Read this story
2. A world under the leavesRoots have partnersA trade that happens out of sight.Read this story
3. A world under the leavesThe plant also has life insideA healthy leaf can harbor invisible fungi.Read this story
4. A world under the leavesThere are fungi that live off othersCooperation and parasitism are different relationships.Read this story
5. A world under the leavesNot all roots are partnersSome associations are more specific.Read this story
6. A world under the leavesFrom tree bark to meadow floorCasca, leaves, wood or soil: looking at the support opens a first clue.Read this story
7. A world under the leavesA garden can also accommodate an invisible worldMore habitats, more stories to find out.Read this story