How mycelium helps a forest ecosystem communicate underground

Trees have their own way of communicating: a network of roots found just beneath the forest floor. Through dense webs of microfilaments—called “mycelium.”

Scientists Say: Mycelium

Secret forest fungi partner with plants — and help the climate

Fungi communicate and engage in more “conversations” after rainfall •

How to Use Forest Fungi to Improve Soil Quality

Mapping the fungi network that lives beneath the soil

What the World's Largest Organism Reveals About Fires and Forest Health - Atlas Obscura

The Fungi Economy, Part 1: Just like Us, Trees Are Experiencing Inflation

Mycorrhizal Networks: Hidden Forest Heroes

The Social Life of Forests - The New York Times

Partnering With Fungi and Soil for Better Futures – The Nature of Cities

Mycelium & Mycorrhizal: Forest Perks - Better Place Forests

Trees talk to each other through their own social networks – Wild Ecology