Mycorrhizal Fungi

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Expeditions

Apennine Mountains

About SPUN Expeditions

Learn about our SPUN-led sampling expeditions to map mycorrhizal biodiversity.

Sampling Protocol

How to sample soil for molecular analysis.

Our commitment to inclusive action in expeditions.

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Explainers Peer Reviewed Papers

Mapping Underground Explorers

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Press coverage around SPUN and mycorrhizal fungal networks.

Soil Sampling

The process of collecting soil samples for genetic or chemical analysis. SPUN follows a modified version of the Silva Nova/SoilBon protocols which you can read about here.

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Mycorrhizal Fungi

Introduction Climate Threats

Scientists

Core Scientists Associates

Expeditions

SPUN Expeditions Sampling Protocol DEI Statement

Research

Explainers Peer Reviewed Papers

Underground Explorers

About

Who We Are Careers Inclusive Action Contact Us

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