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Hidden fungal diversity could help protect Bolivia’s coffee

Marisel Mamani has investigated the diversity of fungi associated with coffee production in Bolivia. Her results reveal a rich and partly unexplored diversity of fungi, including potential candidates for biological disease control.

Just like humans, moose also have different personalities that influence their behaviour, explains Bruno Esattore, a researcher who has studied moose in a moose park.

Getting to know the moose

Are some moose more social or dominant than others? SLU researchers have taken a first step towards understanding individual differences in moose personality.

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INTERVIEW

Restoring landscapes for healthier people, animals and ecosystems

Can restoring forests and grasslands benefit people, livestock and nature? In this interview, Harry Fischer shares insights from a project in India exploring how ecosystem restoration may support biodiversity, food security, livestock health and human well-being.

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