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Paul Stamets em 6 maneiras para salvar o mundo com cogumelos

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O Micologista Paul Stamets lista 6 maneiras pelas quais os micélios fúngicos podem ajudar a salvar o universo: limpando solo poluído, fazendo inseticidas, tratando varíola e até gripe...Leia Mais.

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

Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Eduardo Schenberg
Reviewed by Fabrício Pamplona
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