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Paul Stamets über 6 Wege mit denen Pilze die Welt retten können

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Mykologe Paul Stamets zählt 6 Wege auf bei denen Pilz-Myzel helfen kann das Universum zu retten: durch Reinigung verschmutzter Erde, durch das Bilden von Insektiziden, durch Behandlung von Pocken und sogar Grippe.... Lesen Sie mehr.

Paul Stamets believes that mushrooms can save our lives, restore our ecosystems and transform other worlds. Full bio »

Translated into German by Anna Heintze
Reviewed by Adah Gleich
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