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Call me Jan @followerofclay.bsky.social · 22/10/2025

It´s all about fungi! Leratiomyces ceres #fungifriends #nature #mycology #fungi #photography #macro

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Fungarium MNHN Paris @fungariumparis.bsky.social · 03/09/2025

During the monthly @Ecoforest meeting, Marie presented her work on Myxomycetes in deadwood and soil @uio.no @drhyfe.bsky.social @Oslo_Mycology @linenybakken.bsky.social @krabberod.bsky.social

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Kew Gardens @rbgkew.bsky.social · 24/04/2025

Recently, we came across this treasure trove again: notebooks and sketches by William Edward Trevithick (1899-1958), a gardener turned botanical illustrator and artist 🌱🖌️ He would end up contributing around 60 plates to Curtis's Botanical Magazine. #KewLA #Archives #SciArt

An arranged collage of sketches by Trevithick, including the corner of a written page of notes. In the centre is a sketched book plate showing laboratory equipment and a microscope against the backdrop of an image of fungi. Above the image it reads 'Carpe Fungum' and below the image 'Ex Libris A H R Buller'. The top left collage is occupied by a black-and-white sketch of a Magpie Moth.

A notebook containing handwritten notes on lectures. One of the sections is titled 'The Mechanical Action of Rain' and goes into detail about the geological effects.

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Kew Gardens @rbgkew.bsky.social · 04/04/2025

Dr. Andrew’s recent publication investigated climate-based triggers to fungal fruit body presence, finding 39% of 127 species were sensitive to further climate warming 🌡️ This generated more questions than answers, which she'll be working on in her role at Kew! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

A series of three graphs in a figure show the distribution of 127 fungal species over different biomes and the precipitation/temperatures within said biomes.

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Kew Gardens @rbgkew.bsky.social · 04/04/2025

This #FungiFriday we wanted to introduce you to our newest research leads in Kew Mycology! 🍄🧪 Dr. Carrie Andrew just joined the Mycorrhizal Ecology group in Quantitative Mycorrhizal Ecology. In her research she's demonstrated that global change has, and will continue to transform fungi 🧵👇

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