‘Invisible and uncharismatic’ fungi need taxonomy champions, too

by Philippa Kaur 4 November 2024, 23:00 38 Views

Dasheng Liu observes how taxonomy teaching and research has declined, with devastating consequences for biodiversity conservation (D. Liu Nature 633, 741; 2024). He refers to how “credit hours for botany and zoology modules have halved at many universities in China”.

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Source: Ecology - nature.com

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‘Invisible and uncharismatic’ fungi need taxonomy champions, too

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