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Thirdly, Technology and Environmental Contributions.The first point is Fungi's efficient network design and capabilities.

Thirdly, Technology and Environmental Contributions. The first point is Fungi's efficient network
design and capabilities.
Merlin Sheldrake biologist and author of Entangled Life said : Fungi have this ability to shape-shift and create things of great beauty and complexity." Fungi have an effective network in transporting food with plants, where there is a management of the amount of phosphorus that they give to the plant. To understand this process, scientists conducted a two-part experiment. They brought carrots that they grew in the laboratory and brought a certain fungus and allowed it to integrate its roots with the carrots. The fungus began to search for the phosphorus that the scientists put in two equal amounts. They found that the fungus emits phosphorus equally from both areas. On the other hand, when they put two different amounts of phosphorus, they found that the fungus transfers phosphorus from the higher concentration to the lower until the concentrations are equal, then transfers it in equal amounts to the plant. This is evidence that it exchanges benefits with the plant in an ingenious way. The second point is The future potential offungi
in sustainability, The networks that the fungus builds underground are very efficient. Scientists from Japan conducted an amazing experiment, where they brought a map of Tokyo in the form of a plate in the laboratory and each city in Tokyo was represented by oatmeal and they brought fungi that feed on oats. The amazing thing is that the fungus created a network that is very similar to the railway lines in Tokyo, which are one of the most efficient means of transportation in the world. The engineers took a long time to make it, but the fungus did it in the blink of an eye.In 1998, scientists discovered that after weeks of fungal growth in oil-contaminated soil (kerosene fungi), they were able to break down this dangerous compound into less toxic molecules, and the pollutants were reduced by 90%. Also at the Chernobyl plant, an area where fungi grew broke down radioactive materials into less toxic substances. Tomorrow will come with many possibilities for fungi with great hope to save the world.