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Hunt for cordyceps in the Tibetan plateau
On the peaks of the Tibetan plateau, nomadic people crawled in the middle of the grass to search for Cordyceps, a rare oriental medicine made from parasitic fungi.
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Learn about exotic mushrooms in Japanese cuisine (1)
Mushrooms are a nutritious food, rich in minerals, vitamins and very good for health.
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Learn about exotic mushrooms in Japanese cuisine (2)
Continuing the article in the previous section, today we will learn about strange mushrooms in Japanese cuisine.
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The most bizarre research in 2011
The following is the scientific news that surprises the ability to ... read your ears over the past year, according to MSNBC's news page, which recorded reviews and vote…
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New method to effectively kill malaria mosquito larvae
Use oil to disperse pathogenic fungi on the water surface to help kill mosquito larvae effectively.
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Mushrooms and termites - Symbiotic relationship
Mushrooms migrate to Madagascar by termite. Mushrooms are considered as a food source for converting cellulose.
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7 new species of glowing mushrooms have been discovered
Seven species of 'glowing in the dark' fungi have been discovered, increasing the number of glowing fungi known from 64 to 71.
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Temporary changes help stabilize long-term relationships
According to a study by the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, ants rearing mushrooms have been cultivating mushrooms for nearly 50 million years.
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Bacteria help form clouds
Small creatures are really everywhere: bacteria, fungal spores and biological debris are found in the clouds and seem to help the formation of droplets.
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Mushrooms - from assassins to companions for dinner
Rust is a nightmare caused by fungi that makes the crop look like it's burned.
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Mites living in the community on wind cockroaches can reduce the risk of allergies
According to a recent study, tiny ticks that live on the surface of the Madagascan wind cockroach help reduce the presence of mold, thereby reducing allergic reactions.
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'Green' fungicides
Scientists in Canada report the development of a 'green' fungicide that can provide a safer, and more environmentally friendly solution.
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Mushroom gamet has the fastest flight in nature
Phytoplankton has helped turn our planet into an ideal habitat by decomposing billions of tons of excreta released by herbivores.
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Coffee flavor originates from mushrooms
As the first researcher to identify fungi that help coffee with special flavors, Dr. Taniwaki said the properties of coffee beans determine a part of the flavor and the…
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Discovered a strange mushroom creature off Australia
Australian media on September 4 reported that scientists have just discovered strange fungal creatures off the coast of Australia.