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Entangled Life takes readers into the often unseen realm of fungi, showing how these organisms form intricate networks that interconnect plants, animals, and environments across billions of years. Sheldrake examines how mycelium and spores communicate, manipulate behavior, and cooperate to solve problems without a brain, reshaping our assumptions about evolution, intelligence, and individual life. The book also highlights fungi’s potential in future sustainability, such as breaking down plastic and pesticides, and proposes that embracing this hidden kingdom could revolutionize areas from environmental cleanup to construction.
First publish date: 2020
Genre: Science/Biology
Authors: Merlin Sheldrake
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Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake

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