Fungus: the work you don't see

Seven stories to follow the life of the mycelium, understand the food and discover who takes advantage of the wood. Draws a network that explores resources, compares the decomposition and opens the photograph of a beetle observed in the municipality.

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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 leavesWhy do mushrooms grow in a circle?On the surface appears the drawing of a hidden growth.Read this story
3. A world under the leavesA meal prepared outsideFungi don't need a mouth to get food.Read this story
4. A world under the leavesA fallen leaf still has its wayOn the ground, matter changes hands.Read this story
5. A world under the leavesA log can be a small houseDecomposing wood is still full of relationships.Read this story
6. The life you don't always seeAn old log still feeds lifeFor the larvae of a beetle, decaying wood can be home and food.Read this story
7. A world under the leavesMore water is not always betterFungi need certain conditions, not just rain.Read this story