Jordan Richner on Nostr: Good morning, Nostr! Certain species of mycorrhizal fungi can form symbiotic ...
Good morning, Nostr!
Certain species of mycorrhizal fungi can form symbiotic relationships with plant roots, allowing them to share nutrients and even warning signals with neighboring plants through a network of fungal hyphae.
Perhaps someday we can send and receive data through this underground fungal Internet. Until then, Nostr is pretty cool.
Go forth and be productive this week.
#grownostr #gm #soil
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