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Trees, Mushrooms & Mycelium: A Symbiotic Forest Relationship
Beneath the forest floors of our coastal forests lies a vast, mostly invisible network. Mycelium, the intricate web of thread-like fungal filaments, spreads through the soil, leaf litter, and decaying wood, connecting fungi with the wider forest ecosystem.
The Importance of Ferns in Forests & Ecosystems
They may look delicate, but ferns are strong plants that are vital to forest health. Their dense, nutrient-rich roots stabilize soil and prevent erosion, particularly in our wet, coastal rainforests. Young trees can benefit from the shade and moisture that ferns provide.