According to British scientists, mushrooms can help to save the environment by absorbing carbon dioxide and promoting plant growth.
Mushrooms have the potential to rescue the world.
Fungi are essential for the ecosystem because they absorb carbon dioxide and sustain plant life, according to experts, and scientists have proposed that they might be a crucial weapon in the battle against climate change.
According to Neville Kilkenny, a fungus expert at the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh, “I don’t think this is an excuse for us to continue behaving the way we’re behaving on the planet but fungi will offer a lot of solutions to try to dig our way out of the hole we’ve dug ourselves. I think our fungi will offer many solutions.”
He added, “The most important thing to take on board is that none of what we have already would be here without the fungi.”
People are coming to realize that mushrooms “are literally the saviors of our planet,” according to Kilkenny, who indicated that Britain had grown “mistrustful” of fungus.
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