The Lives of Fungi: A Natural History of Our Planet's Decomposers (The Lives of the Natural World)
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The Lives of Fungi: A Natural History of Our Planet's Decomposers (The Lives of the Natural World)

by Britt A. Bunyard

ecology Natural History Mycology
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The Lives of Fungi explores fungi as decomposers and as part of the natural systems that shape life on Earth. This natural history places these often-overlooked organisms within the larger story of our planet and its living world.

ISBN-13 9780691229843 ASIN 0691229848 Views 80 Publisher Princeton University Press Year 2022 Edition First Edition Format Hardcover Product Group Book Pages 288 Created February 17, 2026 Updated September 06, 2026
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The Lives of Fungi presents a natural history of fungi, focusing on these organisms as decomposers within the broader living world.

Fungi are considered in relation to the planet and the natural processes that sustain it.

Part of The Lives of the Natural World series, this book offers an accessible exploration of an important area of natural history.

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