Mushrooms could solve the war on plastic, says Kew Gardens0
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- September 13, 2018
Fungi could be the key to winning the war on plastic, leading scientists at Kew Gardens has said.
Fungi could be the key to winning the war on plastic, leading scientists at Kew Gardens has said.
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