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The organism that built every forest on Earth is finally getting the science it deserves.
For four centuries, we looked down at the forest floor and saw nothing worth understanding. We were wrong.
Beneath every tree you have ever walked beneath, a network older than vertebrates is running - trading nutrients, routing carbon, dismantling the molecules nothing else can touch. Fungi built the soil civilizations farm. They may be the only organisms capable of repairing what those civilizations are now breaking.
The forest doesn't begin at the roots. It begins six inches below them.
This is the story of the scientists who found that out. From isotope-traced carbon flows through old-growth Douglas firs, to underground marketplace experiments revealing fungal economies that follow supply and demand, to satellite-mapped mycelium networks threading the Amazon floor - the science assembled over the last three decades has forced a complete reclassification of what fungi are and what they do.
Rigorously reported and compulsively readable, this book moves between laboratory and forest, greenhouse and pharmaceutical pipeline, Indigenous land knowledge and climate policy. It does not argue by declaration. It argues by evidence, chapter by chapter, until the conclusion is inescapable:
The kingdom we spent four centuries dismissing may be the one we cannot afford to lose.
What happens to the living world when the network underneath it fails?
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The organism that built every forest on Earth is finally getting the science it deserves.For four centuries, we looked down at the forest floor and saw nothing worth understanding. We were wrong.Beneath every tree you have ever walked beneath, a network older than vertebrates is running - trading nutrients, routing carbon, dismantling the molecules nothing else can touch. Fungi built the soil civilizations farm. They may be the only organisms capable of repairing what those civilizations are now breaking.The forest doesn't begin at the roots. It begins six inches below them.This is the story of the scientists who found that out. From isotope-traced carbon flows through old-growth Douglas firs, to underground marketplace experiments revealing fungal economies that follow supply and demand, to satellite-mapped mycelium networks threading the Amazon floor - the science assembled over the last three decades has forced a complete reclassification of what fungi are and what they do.Rigorously reported and compulsively readable, this book moves between laboratory and forest, greenhouse and pharmaceutical pipeline, Indigenous land knowledge and climate policy. It does not argue by declaration. It argues by evidence, chapter by chapter, until the conclusion is inescapable: The kingdom we spent four centuries dismissing may be the one we cannot afford to lose.What happens to the living world when the network underneath it fails. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798189540493
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The organism that built every forest on Earth is finally getting the science it deserves.For four centuries, we looked down at the forest floor and saw nothing worth understanding. We were wrong.Beneath every tree you have ever walked beneath, a network older than vertebrates is running - trading nutrients, routing carbon, dismantling the molecules nothing else can touch. Fungi built the soil civilizations farm. They may be the only organisms capable of repairing what those civilizations are now breaking.The forest doesn't begin at the roots. It begins six inches below them.This is the story of the scientists who found that out. From isotope-traced carbon flows through old-growth Douglas firs, to underground marketplace experiments revealing fungal economies that follow supply and demand, to satellite-mapped mycelium networks threading the Amazon floor - the science assembled over the last three decades has forced a complete reclassification of what fungi are and what they do.Rigorously reported and compulsively readable, this book moves between laboratory and forest, greenhouse and pharmaceutical pipeline, Indigenous land knowledge and climate policy. It does not argue by declaration. It argues by evidence, chapter by chapter, until the conclusion is inescapable: The kingdom we spent four centuries dismissing may be the one we cannot afford to lose.What happens to the living world when the network underneath it fails? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798189540493
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