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Fungi, with the exception of shiitake and certain other mushrooms, tend to be something we're disgusted by (think moldy bread or dank-smelling mildew). But they really deserve more respect, because some fungi have fantastic capabilities.
They can be grown, under certain circumstances, in almost any shape—from flip-flops (no joke!) to candle holders—and be totally biodegradable at the same time. And, if this weren't enough, they might have the potential to replace plastics one day. The secret is in the mycelia.
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