Fire-Spawned Forest Fungi Hide Out in Other Organisms, Study Finds

ENN
Oct 25, 2019, 3:39 pm193 pts
When a wildfire obliterates a forest, the first life to rise from the ashes is usually a fungus – one of several species that cannot complete its life cycle in the absence of fire. Scientists have long argued about where and how such pyrophilous (fire-loving) fungi survive, sometimes for decades, between fires.

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Fire-Spawned Forest Fungi Hide Out in Other Organisms, Study Finds

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