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Пол Штамец - 6 способов, которыми грибы могут спасти мир.

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Миколог Пол Штамец перечисляет 6 способов, которыми грибной мицелий может помочь сохранить мироздание: очищая загрязнённую почву, производя средство от насекомых, излечивая оспу и даже грипп...

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

Translated into Russian by Jonh Gump
Reviewed by Anton Tofilyuk
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