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Trichoderma and Mycorrhizal Fungi Weighed for Regolith Farming on the Moon and Mars
A review published on 17 April 2026 in Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences assesses which beneficial fungi could help turn lunar and Martian regolith into a medium for growing crops.
2 days ago


Precision-Fermented Milk Could Free Up 96% of Land Use in the UK
A study from Imperial College London estimates that replacing all UK cow's milk with precision-fermented dairy protein could reduce the land required to produce it by up to 96%.
6 days ago


Research Explains Why Mysterious Mushroom Fairy Rings Grow in Circles
A Stockholm University team used DNA extracted directly from soil to confirm, at molecular resolution, that Marasmius oreades grows as a hollow ring underground, not a solid disc.
Aug 27


Shroom Sabha: India's Leading Fungi Festival Gathers Mushroom Enthusiasts for 3rd Edition
Shroom Sabha is a community-founded, community-led, non-profit festival dedicated to fungi and the many worlds they connect. Conceived by a group of mycophiles who wanted to share their fascination beyond specialist circles, it has grown into India's first and only festival devoted entirely to fungi. More than an annual event, Shroom Sabha is an attempt to cultivate a fungal culture in India—one rooted in curiosity, ecological literacy, creativity, and care. The festival is s
Jul 29


Destructive Crop Caterpillar's Gut Fungi Show Potential to Break Down Styrofoam
Researchers from the Federal University of SĂŁo Carlos (UFSCar) and SĂŁo Paulo State University (UNESP) have isolated four fungi from the gut of the cotton bollworm caterpillar (Helicoverpa armigera) and shown, using scanning electron microscopy, that each one can alter the surface of polystyrene film. When fed expanded polystyrene, the caterpillar's gut microbiome shifted, with the yeast genus Diutina declining and potentially plastic-degrading genera including Aspergillus, Ta
Jul 28
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