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Scientists have revived 80-year-old fungi by studying the impact of agrochemicals on their evolution to protect plants.
FPSA - From herbarium to life: Reviving 80-year-old fungi offers new clues for sustainable agriculture
Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have successfully revived fungal specimens collected over 80 years ago, offering a fresh glimpse into how industrial agriculture has altered the invisible ecosystems that support global food production.Read MoreThe post From herbarium to life: Reviving 80-year-old fungi offers new clues for sustainable agriculture appeared first on FPSA.
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