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The Last of Us was recently adapted from the video game into a TV show produced by HBO and released in January 2023.
In keeping with the ongoing rise of interest in the wellness industry, John Lewis has published a report covering trends that can be expected from
The legislation would make it legal for adults to possess, use, and obtain some hallucinogenic plants and fungi. The post Mass.
Millions have been tuning in every week to watch the highly anticipated TV adaptation of "The Last of Us." The show depicts a post-apocal
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The zombies are identifiable by the fungi bursting from their bodies: a thicket of spiky tendrils, a miniature garden of mushroom-like fruiting bod
Fortunately for us, a fast-spreading fungal pandemic is pretty unlikely – but this doesn’t mean fungi aren’t still a concern.
Fungi aren’t so different from us, at least compared to plants.
You drive an electric vehicle. You recycle. You're a vegetarian. Do your final wishes reflect your eco-friendly lifestyle?
Why some mushrooms are bioluminescent remains uncertain, but a study using LED lights adds to the evidence they attract insects that help the fungu
Elle Macpherson devours mushroom-laced soups for dinner.
Upmarket brands are increasingly favouring fungi in their latest cosmetics.
After months of parched, brown hillsides and drought-battered landscapes, the recent rains have brought a refreshing hit of green to Marin.
HBO’s adaptation of The Last of Us premiered last week, and for the wellness hags among us who never played the astronomically best-selling video g
As a result, some wonder: could the events of The Last of Us actually happen?
In fact, they already pose a danger to many immunocompromised populations.
According to a 2022 facts sheet, plastic waste in the ocean has grown to alarming rates, with approximately 51 trillion microscopic pieces of plast
This parasite is actually based on a real group of fungi which grow within their host's body after infection and can control its behaviour.
You may not be able to pronounce several of the ingredients in your pharmaceuticals, but chances are you really won’t be able to guess what produce
There's much to know about cooking with enoki mushrooms, but what's most important is staying on top of recalls to avoid purchasing high-
Fungi are microorganisms characterized by a substance in their cell walls called chitin. Some fungi, like many types of mushrooms, are edible.
City parks and gardens support a rich and diverse community of soil organisms including bacteria, fungi, protists and invertebrates, which often go
It's one of those weeks where you open up the closet and all the stacked-up toys and games fall out.
They typically grow near food crops and enter the corn through pollen tubes or through damage caused by insects.
These fungi produce a toxin called 3-octanone in a lollipop-shaped structure that, when touched by a nematode, is lethal to the invertebrate.
A start-up packaging company in Melbourne has joined a growing global effort to divert organic waste from landfill and is the first in Australia to
The parasite forces the host to change behavior for only one purpose - self-preservation, and that for at least the past 50 million years, as a fos
Analysis of world-renowned plant fossils in north-east Scotland has revealed the oldest evidence for environmental clean-up on Earth, over 400 mill
Photograph: Seth Carnill The age of extinction is supported by When Toby Kiers and a group of fungi experts hiked the Apennine mountains in norther
These common microorganisms excel at sucking carbon out of the atmosphere.
Lonza Bend hosted their annual Inventerprise contest from October through early January, where Central Oregon students were challenged to invent so
Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus ostreatus) are a staple of many kinds of cuisine, prized for its mild flavors and a scent vaguely hinting at anise.
From Hannibal to Whitechapel and now this fine adaptation of a bestselling video game, why do fungi so often steal the show in TV thrillers, wonder
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Research on fungi has helped transform tough-to-recycle plastic waste from the Pacific Ocean into key components for making pharmaceuticals.
HBO's The Last of Us expands on the lore of the game all while remaining a faithful live-action adaptation to the source material.
Fungi that can cause lung infections are all over our environment. Recent research has highlighted how much fungal species are spreading as well.
Kew, also known as Kew Gardens, is a botanical garden in London that features the largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collection wor
This isn't unlike how the fungus at the center of HBO's "The Last of Us" can actually do some pretty serious damage to those in
Many species know otherwise." According to The Last of Us, it's not a viral pandemic we should fear for the end of the world as we know i
In a post-premiere interview with THR, The Last of Us showrunner Craig Mazin revealed that it's theoretically possible for mushrooms and other
Compounds that could stop coronavirus and flu viruses from infecting human cells have been discovered in sea sponges.
HBO is already kicking off the new year with a major television debut.
The game imagines a zombie apocalypse caused by killer fungi. If anyone can make that seem chillingly plausible, it's writer Craig Mazin
The plant pathologist is on a mission to spread the word that fungi need conservation just as much as plants and animals.
One scientist on why we should all pay more attention to the hidden world beneath our feet.
Some fungi that can cause serious lung infections have spread to many parts of the United States.
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