environment plays a really key role. Lions, Maine is a mushroom, for instance, at like much

cooler environments. They also like a lot of oxygen, and that for most people growing in a home

environment is an issue. When you're growing in a very commercial environment, it's extremely

important because they are producing a lot of carbon dioxide.

And so you have to make sure you're removing that from your growing spaces.

So making sure that they have the right, not only temperature, but also there's potential for

contamination, right? So you've got a sterile, whatever it is you're growing on.

And then you could have invading bacteria or invading fungal species coming in, and they could

retard the growth of your mushrooms. So you want to have a more pristine opportunity for your mushrooms to grow in.

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Today we're going to dive into what I call the weird and wonderful

world of mushrooms and their role in doing things that are really critically important for life

on earth, including restoring ecosystems, assisting in the traffic of water and nutrients between

plants and two plants. And ultimately also supporting

climate health by increasing the ability of our soil to sequester carbon, as well as their

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