Life in the extreme: Radiation swallowing fungi

Update: 2025-12-05

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Chernobyl remains the worst nuclear accident in history. Remarkably however, nature found a way to survive - including radiation swallowing fungi.

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Life in the extreme: Radiation swallowing fungi

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Life in the extreme: Radiation swallowing fungi

Life in the extreme: Radiation swallowing fungi