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there may be up to 1,000 inches of fungal hyphae, thread-like filaments that provide water, nutrients and protection. And some believe it may even be a greater amount. Any future transplanting ...

Russula are fungi whose toadstools that have brittle gills and apple flesh-like stalks. Their hyphae – the long, branching filaments that grow underground – are often found in mutual ...

Underground and out of sight, fungi develop through networks of small threads called hyphae that make up the mycelia. They sprout out from the original fungal spore and continue to grow evenly in all ...

and grow invasively as hyphae. Moreover, they deploy tactics like antigen masking and immune signaling disruption to evade host defenses. Such biological complexities highlight urgent research needs, ...

Timelapse: A colony of mold in a petri dish on a white background. Production of penicillin or bacterial virus. Macro view of mycelium, spores in the laboratory. Mold green, blue and red microbiology ...

They report a case of endophthalmitis and undertook a literature review to identify previous infections with this pathogen.

Their hyphae – the long, branching filaments that grow underground ... The biodiversity crisis This year’s discoveries of exotic megafauna, plants and fungi, has generated plenty of excitement amongst ...