FARK.com: (12658578) Bit of an outsider, but still...fungi

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		More: Interesting, Evolution, entirely new branch of fungi, Bacteria, unconnected fungi, Genome studies, Common descent, genome sequencing of each fungus, none of the new branches of fungi

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kdawg7736

2022-11-30 9:46:07 AM

Whoever studied this must have been a fungi to be with.

meat0918

2022-11-30 11:33:18 AM

Neat.

Which ones are psychotropic, which ones have culinary value, and which ones will make you dead if you so much as look at them?

Tyrone Slothrop

2022-11-30 12:27:59 PM

"These bizarre fungi don't belong to any current classification of life"

Nothing in the article backs up the headline. The actual article is just about different looking fungi having a common genetic ancestor.

/garbage site is garbage

Keystone Copout

2022-11-30 1:02:23 PM

Has a green ever been un-greened due to lack of interest?

HairBolus

2022-11-30 5:37:11 PM

The lead author is not pleased with his work getting misrepresented.
https://twitter.com/TobySpribille/status/1595852486090588161

BTW, Toby Spribille is the guy who debunked the the gospel that Lichen = Algae species + Fungus species.
In the majority of cases a lichen includes 2 different fungal species.

https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2016/07/how-a-guy-from-a-montana-trailer-park-upturned-150-years-of-biology/491702/
How a Guy From a Montana Trailer Park Overturned 150 Years of Biology
July 21, 2016

// If I was asked whether "Spribille" was the name of a person or a fungus I would probably pick fungus.

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