New edible mushrooms among thousands of recently discovered fungi

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi9Nwc84M81I-llZdXeI6LpoWrZdKSPBhhx7-CoQUFho0XJpApkt23guVL7V-LwB95klu4CVtUwiIteRQbDlBbkBtDCbCJEurkzPbBO5S0HNrU88KLkY99or9HAAwDcAA2nYmMiW8EgToez/s1600/2018-09-13_11-17-05.jpg Sponsored Links Sponsored Links This article titled “New edible mushrooms among thousands of recently discovered fungi” was written by Damian Carrington Environment editor, for The Guardian on Tuesday 11th September 2018 23.01 UTC Sponsored Links New species of porcini, chanterelle and portobello mushrooms were among 2,000 new species of fungi discovered in 2017, which scientists say shows how little is known about the organisms. Sponsored Links More than £30bn of edible fungi are sold each year, according to the State of the World’s Fungi report published on Wednesday by scientists at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew in the UK. But the lifeforms are even more vital to plants – 90% rely on fungi to thrive – and many human me...