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Scientists mapping the underground fungal networks that link tree roots estimate the threads stretch for 110 quadrillion kilometres worldwide, enough that laid end to end they would reach from Earth to the Sun nearly a billion times

Scientists estimate underground fungal networks stretch 110 quadrillion kilometres worldwide.

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  • Primary Driver: Scientists estimate underground fungal networks stretch 110 quadrillion kilometres worldwide.
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The potential of underground fungal networks to transform Canadian agriculture is significant. Mapping these networks could lead to more efficient use of water and nutrients, benefiting Canadian farmers.

This hidden infrastructure supports the growth of understory herbs and trees, fostering a richer diversity of plant life. Canadian farmers and the global environment could benefit from further research into these networks.

The study of fungal networks may lead to breakthroughs in sustainable agriculture and forestry practices. Scientists are actively mapping these networks, with ongoing research expected to shed more light on their importance.

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What is the significance of underground fungal networks?

They support the growth of understory herbs and trees, fostering a richer diversity of plant life.

Who could benefit from further research into these networks?

Canadian farmers and the global environment

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