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How Long Can Fungi Live? Some Can Be Thousands Of Years Old, But It’s Surprisingly Hard To Age These “Invisible” Lifeforms
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Determining a Fungus’s Age Is Surprisingly Difficult, Scientists Say
Fungi may be among the oldest living organisms on Earth, yet scientists still cannot answer one of the simplest questions about them: how long do they live? A new opinion paper in Trends in Microbiology argues that fungal longevity remains one of biology’s most overlooked mysteries. Unlike animals, which can often be aged by counting growth rings, birthdays, or developmental stages, fungi frequently exist as dynamic networks that grow, fragment,…
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