Greenish mushrooms

In a remote part of Brazil, near São Paulo, lies the Ribera Canyon State Park, where a mysterious phenomenon occurs at night. A cluster of mushrooms glows with an eerie green light in the dark, creating a magical and otherworldly sight. These fungi are not just visually striking—they're also scientifically fascinating. There are approximately 500 species of fungi worldwide, but only about 33 of them are bioluminescent. The glowing mushrooms found in this region are among the most recently discovered types of light-emitting fungi. By day, they appear dull and unremarkable, but as night falls, a chemical reaction within their cells causes them to emit a soft, ghostly green glow—often referred to as "Fox Fire." Since 2002, a team of researchers has made significant progress in studying these glowing fungi. Professor Cahuste Stevani from the University of São Paulo, Dr. Denis De Jardin from San Francisco State University, and Marina Capella from the Brazilian Institute of Botany have identified over 10 new species of bioluminescent fungi. Four of these were found in the Brazilian rainforest, significantly expanding our understanding of the phenomenon. Their research helped increase the known number of bioluminescent fungi by 30% compared to the 1970s. Today, the 33 known species belong to 16 different families. This raises an intriguing question: Did these fungi evolve independently 16 times, or did they share a common ancestor that developed bioluminescence? To answer this, De Jardin’s team began analyzing the DNA of these glowing mushrooms. By comparing genetic sequences, they hope to uncover the evolutionary history behind this unique trait. Their work is not only advancing scientific knowledge but also highlighting the hidden wonders of the natural world, waiting to be discovered.

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