High-speed video of a fungus releasing spores at 180,000 g--the biggest acceleration ever recorded in nature. Courtesy of Nick Money, Miami University, Ohio. For more information: http://dx.plos.or...
High-speed video of a fungus releasing spores at 180,000 g--the biggest acceleration ever recorded in nature. Courtesy of Nick Money, Miami University, Ohio. For more information: http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.po...
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If only you could engineer Psilocybe Cubensis to use this method of delivery . . . there'd be a whole lot more forests in the world instead of battlefields : )
HE GOT IT! I only just started reading Mr. Bloomfield's Orchard but this is absolutely amazing and wonderful that they got video of this event! How many fps does this camera have to be at? Insane!
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