This is a video about fungi from the USA.
The Grevelingendam is a causeway in the Netherlands, built 1958-1965.
It links Schouwen-Duiveland island to Goeree-Overflakkee island.
Recently, fungi growing there have been studied. 329 fungi species grow on the causeway, including very rare ones.
A few of these 329: Diachea leucopodia; Nectriopsis tubariicola; Phaeohelotium monticola; and Inocybe whitei.
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very interesting, would like to see more.
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Thank you!
There is more under the tag fungi:
https://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/tag/fungi/
and there will be more still 🙂
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Off to see, thanks 🙂
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Interesting video. I wonder how many kinds of fungi are in my house. The bread mold one definitely stops by…
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In many countries, there are about ten times the number of bird species in fungi species 🙂
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Amazing!
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Reblogged this on SherayxWeblog.
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