Conservationists have unveiled the first high-res maps of mycorrhizal fungi—earth’s underground lifelines—in soils across 130 countries. Yet 90% of fungal biodiversity hotspots lie unprotected. This atlas is inspiring restoration, climate resilience, and fresh conservation strategies.
(c) Wietse Jongsma
(c) Wietse Jongsma

Científicos trazan hongos ocultos que impulsan la recuperación forestal

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Se revelaron los primeros mapas detallados de fungi micorrízicos—arterias subterráneas de la Tierra—en muestras de 130 países. Pero el 90 % de estos oasis de biodiversidad subterránea no están protegidos. Este atlas promueve restauración, resiliencia climática y nuevas vías para conservar.

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