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— Photographer Jay Lichter's new book captures the intricate visual details of fungi and slime moulds through macro photography.
Your Daily Dispatch from the Fungal Frontier.
— Photographer Jay Lichter's new book captures the intricate visual details of fungi and slime moulds through macro photography.
— Researchers are investigating a mushroom reported to produce unusual hallucinations distinct from typical psilocybin-based effects, which could indic…
— Researchers have found that microbes—particularly bacteria and fungi—are effective at pulling moisture from the atmosphere to trigger rain formation.
— Research suggests synthetic psilocybin may lack an entourage effect produced by full-spectrum psilocybin.
— The article discusses mushrooms that appear similar but differ significantly in edibility and safety, with some varieties prized as delicacies while others are poisonous.
— Candid B Cream is a topical treatment containing Beclomethasone Dipropionate designed to address common fungal skin conditions.
— The snug vests are part of soccer’s growing data machine.
— Austrian photographer Ory Schneor specializes in close-up nature photography, focusing on detailed portraits of natural subjects.
— A newly identified spider species from the Amazon, Taczanowskia waska, resembles a fungus-infected insect through its coloration and appearance.
— Ben Lillibridge, a mushroom enthusiast, believes fungi can address global problems and has dedicated himself to advancing that vision.
— A fungus discovered in the abandoned Chernobyl reactor interior walls appears to metabolise radiation in ways scientists do not yet understand.
— Crocheted mushrooms have been installed along hiking trails at Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center in southeastern Minnesota.
— A shaman healer was accused of instructing a woman's partner to deceive authorities about her mushroom use following her death.
— I appreciate the submission, but this appears to be a fashion/jewelry article about Pandora charm designs rather than mushroom-related content.
— A new study raises safety concerns about Oregon's psilocybin access program, noting that the initiative has expanded beyond strictly medical applications.
— Scientists discovered a black fungus thriving inside highly radioactive structures within the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
— Leafcutter ants in Central and South American forests cultivate fungus as a food source through an advanced agricultural system.
— A fungus discovered in the Chernobyl exclusion zone appears to metabolize radiation as an energy source.
— PopUp Bagels opened in Houston recently and drew long lines of customers.
— London's botanic gardens have digitized 7 million specimens from one of the world's largest plant and fungi collections, making them accessible to researchers worldwide.
— A Portland psilocybin service center that was among the first to operate legally in Oregon has closed after less than three years, according to the facil…
— Adaptogens are plant compounds that may help the body respond to stress and maintain balance.
— Researchers isolated an endophytic Fusarium equiseti fungus from Hyoscyamus muticus plants and tested its bioactive metabolites against cadmium toxicity in biological models.
— Singapore's clean air has created conditions where fungi are thriving visibly, with the article suggesting environmental quality is enabling more prominent fungal displays.
— Greens powders have achieved mainstream popularity in the wellness market, unlike some trendy supplements such as sea moss gel and cordyceps.
— A study found that nearly half of U.S.
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— A Michigan gardener is cultivating mushrooms between vegetable crops as a companion planting strategy, claiming significant benefits from the practice.
— A Dutch health institute identified disinformation and vaccine hesitancy as leading new health risks, citing growing pressure on international cooperation as a contributing factor.
— The Olean Elks Lodge is selling steak subs on July 1 for $13, with side options available for an additional $2.
— A new study suggests psilocybin may significantly improve symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, building on historical use of the compound in Indigenous heali…