Insect-killing fungi yield silver nanoparticles with larvicidal and antimicrobial power
In laboratories on the Indonesian island of Java, two of nature's most accomplished insect assassins have been recruited for a...
Roger Howard is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Mycology coverage.
In laboratories on the Indonesian island of Java, two of nature's most accomplished insect assassins have been recruited for a...
Deep inside a spoonful of ordinary soil, a microscopic chemist has been quietly manufacturing a molecule that could one day...
In the soil around a leaking industrial battery, scientists have found a microscopic ally with a taste for one of...
Fresh-cut apples could stay brighter, firmer and less vulnerable to spoilage with help from an unlikely ingredient: the common white...
Ghent, 18 August 2026 — Beneath the soil, tomato roots are not passive anchors but dynamic biological interfaces where plants...
Fungi may be among the oldest living organisms on Earth, yet scientists still cannot answer one of the simplest questions...
Marine fungi may be preserving a hidden record of ancient viral evolution, according to a study by S.K. Whitner, A.S....
A handbag grown from fungus could offer a new route beyond both animal leather and petroleum-based vegan alternatives. Researchers in...
Mycoviruses—viruses that infect fungi—are emerging as important regulators of fungal chemistry, according to research by Favaretto, Varotto, Kondo and colleagues...
MANAUS, Brazil — A team led by researchers at the National Institute for Amazonian Research (INPA), in Manaus, has found...
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