83% of Earth’s climate-critical fungi are still unknown

ScienceDaily
Jun 15, 2025, 2:06 am62 pts
Underground fungi may be one of Earth s most powerful and overlooked allies in the fight against climate change, yet most of them remain unknown to science. Known only by DNA, these "dark taxa" make up a shocking 83% of ectomycorrhizal species fungi that help forests store carbon and thrive. Their hotspots lie…

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