Mycology

Mycology is the scientific study of fungi, encompassing their biology, classification, and applications in various fields. As a rapidly evolving field, mycology is gaining attention in the tech community for its potential to drive innovation in areas such as biotechnology, environmental sustainability, and medicine, with fungi being explored for their unique properties and uses in fields like bioremediation and drug discovery.

Mycology

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