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A new technique unravels plant activity and can be used to uniquely decorate homes.
The green zombie fungus can make grasshoppers die by turning the insect into a green moss.
Biologist Ian Strachan discovered two species of mushroom-eating flies that were first observed in England in a forest on the Scottish Highlands.
This new mask can kill viruses, bacteria and poisonous mushrooms as soon as they come in contact with the mask, and especially can be reused up to 100 times.
Living in a mushroom-covered house has a feeling
A recent clinical trial assessed the safety of psilocybin - a hallucinogenic substance of 'magic mushrooms' - and found that it did not produce side effects.
A startup called Coeio has just launched a new form of burial that is environmentally friendly, despite wearing a clothes that can destroy the human body into substances…
Garlic, mushrooms, raubina, broccoli, sweet potatoes, yogurt and cherries are all foods that can help prevent pancreatic cancer.
It may look like a creature from the depths of the Great Barrier Reef, but this colorful specimen was actually discovered next to a coastal road in England.
Since ancient times, mushrooms have always been dubbed one of the most nutritious foods for human health.
Paris Zoo on October 16 announced a mysterious creature, called blob - that looks like a mushroom but acts like an animal.
Fungi coral mushroom - a very toxic mushroom was first discovered in Australia, the natural home for strange life forms.
According to experts, mushrooms are commonly used in daily meals with many health benefits such as cancer prevention, anti-aging, etc.
The fact that food is abundant in the fridge is always the fear of many families. However, if you deliberately repeatedly boil the following foods, it will inadvertently…