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Amazonian Entomopathogenic Fungi Show Promise in Mosquito Control
Researchers at the Instituto Leônidas & Maria Deane – Fiocruz Amazônia have tested a new biocontrol strategy against Anopheles aquasalis...
Jul 15


Wild Mushrooms from the Cold Desert: A Hidden Nutritional Asset Made in India
Researchers examined four wild mushroom species from Kargil and found them packed with essential nutrients, antioxidants, and bioactive compounds, positioning them as promising candidates for dietary supplements and functional foods.
Jul 9


Turning Bourbon Distillery Waste into Mycelium Materials: A Scalable Approach from Kentucky
Distilleries produce more than just spirits. In Kentucky—home to 95% of the world’s bourbon—booming production has led to a surge in...
Jun 23


Bioluminescent Wood Created Using Fungi: A New Sustainable Lighting Material
Researchers in Switzerland have figured out how to make wood glow in the dark —without wires, batteries, or synthetic chemicals. By...
Jun 13


What’s Really in Your Chaga Supplement? New Research Unpacks the Mycelium-on-Grain Problem
As mycelium-based innovation moves into mainstream health and nutrition, this research is a reminder that not all mycelium is equal. Chaga is just the case study—but it’s a revealing one.
Jun 10
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