

38: Fungi Sex and How it Differs from Plant Reproduction with Nik Money
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This week we chat with Nik Money about fungi sex. Nik Money has written many books on fungal growth. I first learned about him while reading Mr. Bloomfield's Orchard: The Mysterious World of Mushrooms, Molds, and Mycologists. I have been saving this interview for the perfect moment and I am glad to finally have him on to educate such an important and intricate topic.
Some topics we cover are:
- What got Nik into writing about funga
- Why he doesn't approve of the word Funga
- How long have we known about fungal reproduction?
- History on science
- Why is fungal reproduction important?
- How is it different from plants
- What are the steps
- How spores are dispersed
- How do animals help in this process?
- Is there a binary with fungal sex?
- A deep dive into the fungi reproduction parts
- Dog dick--stinkhorn?
- Possible research opportunity
- How can a mushroom be cooler than the air around it?
- How can Head and Shoulders relate to fungi?
- How fungi help the plants during reproduction
- Weird fungal sex fact
- Nik's outlook on humans
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