Researchers Discover Fungi That Can Survive on Plastic Alone

Amaze Lab
Amaze Lab
  • 15 days ago
To say our planet has a bit of a plastics problem is a massive understatement as microplastics have been discovered pretty much everywhere, even inside the human body. However, part of solving that problem might include fungi that can effectively eat it.

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