So, fungal spores are literally everywhere, and the requirements for fungus to thrive seem to be trivially low; give it a moderately humid environment and it’ll grow on a bare concrete wall ffs eating god only knows what; the dust from the air maybe?

Well, and the great outdoors is full of slightly damp places, many of them downright soggy most of the time - and absolutely rife with organic material to snack on.

Where’s the bottleneck? Why isn’t the world a choking fungal hellscape?

  • shalafi@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Well, one makes you bigger, one makes you small. Of course the one’s mom gives out don’t do anything at all.

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      2 months ago

      Just go ask Alice if you don’t believe that. Preferably when she is at about 10ft tall.