Post by Korppi CBO

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yeah, and inspired by your nickname, lets add our beloved mycelium to this. those mf:s are our ancestors after all.

"It is the mycelium that responds to sound waves. The sound waves draw out the miniscule fungal tendrils like a snake charmer luring out snakes with music. The fruiting body is not just for the nourishment of the fungus itself but also the entire forest ecosystem, carrying electrical and chemical signals between plants. This allows different plant species that are compatible with the same species of mycorrhizal fungi to be connected via one common mycelium, coming together like the strings of a piano that strike a single harmonic chord. This echoes the dense biodata signals detected by the Octopus Project as fungi are attuned to their surroundings to create a euphony of growth and development."

sooo this makes me think about tribes dancing and making music around campfires since the beginnings of time. 🤔

https://oxsci.org/music-to-mushrooms/#:~:text=It%20is%20the%20mycelium%20that,and%20chemical%20signals%20between%20plants.

The Oxford Scientist Music to mushrooms - The Oxford Scientist Deyaanjali Deb describes the wondrous world of fungi, highlighting the unexpected effects of music on the development of mushrooms.
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