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Two New Fungal Species Found in Tree-Hole Humus in China
Original: Tree-Hole Humus Yields Two Novel Fungal Species in China
Scientists in China have described two previously unknown fungal species discovered in humus collected from tree holes. The finding, reported by science outlets, highlights how small, overlooked microhabitats like decomposing organic matter trapped in tree cavities can still harbour undocumented biodiversity. Researchers say such discoveries matter for understanding fungal diversity and forest ecosystems, though details about the species' characteristics and exact location were not immediately provided.
Why now: The discovery of new fungal species shows biodiversity is still being found in overlooked microhabitats, drawing scientific and public interest.
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- Tree-Hole Humus Yields Two Novel Fungal Species in China · Bioengineer.org
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