Beneath the forest floor lies a vast network of fungal mycelium, interconnecting plant roots in a complex web known as the "Wood Wide Web." This underground system facilitates nutrient exchange and communication among plants, fostering a cooperative ecosystem that enhances resilience and growth.
Fungi were among the first organisms to colonize land, playing a crucial role in soil formation. By breaking down rocks and organic matter, they contributed to the creation of fertile soils, paving the way for the proliferation of terrestrial plants and the diverse ecosystems that followed.
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