By Jack Dini —— Bio and Archives--April 27, 2021
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Fungi have played a critical role in shaping Earth's terrestrial biosphere over the last billion years. Fungi probably arrived on land 500 million years before plants. Recent research suggests that the emergence of plant life was only made possible by aeons of groundwork by ancient fungal forefathers. Without their expansive of root fungi trees would die. 1
What is clear is that without fungi, we would not exist. Playing a vital role in the maintenance of healthy ecosystems across the planet, from the Antarctic deserts to the tropical rainforests, fungi underpin all life on Earth today. 2
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