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- Is This The World’s Smallest Computer?
How small could you make a computer? In a way, that’s a question that requires that a computer be defined, because you could measure the smallest computer simply in terms of the smallest area of ...
- Your Final Resting Place Could Be a Coffin Made of Mushrooms
Myco-remediation, as the method is called ... For his thesis, Hendrikx researched “living architecture”: organisms such as coral and algae, or materials like silk, with which you could ...
- Your Final Resting Place Could Be a Coffin Made of Mushrooms
Myco-remediation, as the method is called ... For his thesis, Hendrikx researched “living architecture”: organisms such as coral and algae, or materials like silk, with which you could ...
- Mycelium Materials: The Future of Growing our Homes
Myco-materials can potentially replace plastics ... Mycelium-based materials at the dawn of the Anthropocene. In Structures and Architecture - Bridging the Gap and Crossing Borders: Proceedings ...
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- Deadly brain-shrinking fungus popping up in parks, several prefectures throughout Japan
Sightings of the deadly poison fire coral fungus increased in Japan in the month of July, with reports coming from the prefectures of Kanagawa, Chiba and Fukui. The world's second-deadliest fungal ...
- Mycelium Market Size, High Demand, Recent Trends, Future Growth, Product, Growth and Revenue Acceleration by 2030
Some of the players functioning in the global mycelium market include Changsha Botaniex Inc., Mycelia BVBA, Ecovative, KingHerbs Limited, Gurelan Cooperative, and others. The quickly developing ...
- Your Final Resting Place Could Be a Coffin Made of Mushrooms
As such, mycelia have been deployed to clean up oil spills and chemical contaminants. Myco-remediation, as the method is called, has been used by the US military to clear up neurotoxins ...
- 13 Fungal Horror Books That Want To Rot Your Brain
They can grow just about anywhere, feed on anything, and wiggle their weird little mycelia into the cracks, corners, and crannies of any house, home, or body. It makes for very good horror.
- This Supplement May Decrease HPV-Related Cancers, According to New Study
4 Different that other mushroom extracts, AHCC is an extract derived from the mycelia (roots) of lentinula edodes mushrooms that contains primarily alpha-glucans and polysaccharides that modulate ...