Wood ear mushrooms are soft gelatinous looking black fungi that grow, as many mushrooms do, on wood. They are named 'wood ear', which is apt because they look like little...
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My friend Sarah told me that sometimes, after bees have had a good snack on some pollen, they take a little nap inside flowers. Their little butts stick out and...
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I learned recently that lichens are a symbiotic relationship formed between algae and fungus. This means that the many varieties that exist of lichen are actually each distinct collaborations between...
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