Are our lives connected to fungal networks?
According to a article published inBBC, we often know as a hated organisms we see on the surface, in fact, just like the fruit of a tree. The tree itself has a giant mushroom network called mice, under the ground. Experts suggest that these mushroom networks play a critical role in maintaining their lives on the world and can benefit at the level we have not yet noticed in our fight against climate crisis.
The results of human activities are heavy
According to the article, the damage generated by severe air events caused by wood cutting and climate crisis for various human activities such as mining and agriculture are growing steadily. We see how the forest ecosystems are impressed by these events, but we do not perceive how forests are affected by these destructions of the earth under which the forest is expected. Yet at least known as the forest life chain, but perhaps one of the most important rings, mushroom networks live under the ground. [
Effective in the formation of the ball
We often recognize the mushrooms as hated organisms that we see on the surface, but what we have seen can actually be considered only the fruit of a tree. The tree itself is a giant mushroom network called mice, under the ground. Experts suggest that these mushroom networks play a critical role in maintaining their lives on the world and can benefit at the level we have not yet noticed in our fight against climate crisis. According to experts, it is responsible for bruises from 95 percent of the soil formation in the world, and these fungi turn into the ground by decaying organisms.
]According to the specialist views, parasit fungi also attack and destroy the diseased organisms in nature and thus occupy healthy organisms. Mikorizal mushrooms give vitamins and minerals to the plant in exchange for carbon molecules by establishing a symbiotic relationship with plants, so it helps plants to attract water. In the article, it is taken into account that the mushrooms are unenforceable in the world in the form of erasing from the earth.
Source: BBC
Source: Ecosystems