@spun.earthAgriculture transforms land aboveground. But what happens to life below?
Underground Explorers around the world are studying what happens to mycorrhizal fungi as lands are converted to cropland, plantations, pasture, and more.
Explore more: spun.earth/underground-explorers
@spun.earthCan soil collected from nearby healthy woodlands improve the success of restoring Britain’s Atlantic Rainforest?
That’s one of the questions SPUN and Cumbria Connect are testing in Cumbria.
Read about our experiment: buff.ly/McS8w75
#MycorrhizalFungi #AtlanticRainforest #ForestRestoration
@spun.earth#MycorrhizalFungi are making the Climate 100.
SPUN's @tobykiers.bsky.social has been selected for @the-independent.com’s 2026 Climate 100, alongside scientists, campaigners and innovators working on climate solutions worldwide.
Congratulations, Toby.
Full list: buff.ly/rkm9wtB
@vineturglobal.bsky.socialPolish Study Finds Grapevines With 50% Less Fertilizer Produce Wines Richer in Aroma Compounds #PolandWine #SustainableFarming #Grapevines #WineProduction #MycorrhizalFungi
@jpecol.bsky.social【🎉Latest accepted article】
Responses of #rhizosphere fungi to #elevationalgradients: distinct diversity and specialization of mycorrhizal and #plant_pathogenicfungi in subalpine forests
#mycorrhizalfungi | #networkspecialization | #roottrait
@mapjournals.bsky.social
@spun.earthSome relationships in nature go back hundreds of millions of years. Mycorrhizal fungi and plants are one of them.
It's a mutualistic symbiosis: fungi help plants access water and nutrients from the soil in exchange for carbon.
More terms on www.spun.earth/glossary
@spun.earthHow do you map the infrastructure of plant-fungal trade?
@thecrobe.bsky.social joined @forrest.nyc on The Spatial Stack to discuss the Mycorrhizal Infrastructure Map and the science behind mapping mycorrhizal fungi across Earth.
Watch: buff.ly/YmpbmOr