Research

Why Are Fungi Important? (Role of Mushrooms in Ecosystems)

Explore why fungi are essential to ecosystems, soil health, and nutrient cycling.

Advancements in Mushroom Sensors: A New Frontier in Mycology Technology

Recent Advances in Psilocybin Research for Depression Treatment

Why Fungal Biodiversity Research Matters

How Scientists Classify Fungi

Why DNA Keeps Reshaping Fungal Taxonomy

How Citizen Science Helps Fungal Discovery

What Climate Change Research Is Asking About Fungi

The Role of Fungi in Soil Health

Fungi and Forest Networks: What’s Established and What’s Overstated

Why New Species Are Still Being Described

Fungi and Soil Health

Why New Fungal Species Are Still Being Described

What Mycorrhizal Research Means for the Public

Fungi in Biomaterials Research

Why Fungal Conservation Is a Bigger Topic Now

Fungi and Forest Networks: What Is Established and What Gets Overstated

Why Fungal Endophytes Matter

What Researchers Study When They Study Decomposition

Why Fungal Stress Responses Matter

How DNA Barcoding Helps Identify Fungi

What Fungal Conservation Actually Looks Like in Practice

Why Herbarium Collections Still Matter

What Fungal Succession Means After Disturbance

Why Decomposition Studies Use Both Fieldwork and Lab Work

What Researchers Mean by Fungal Functional Traits

The Value of Long-Term Fungal Monitoring

Why Fungal Host Relationships Are Hard to Generalize

How Sequencing Changed Fungal Ecology