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The mycelium is the body of a fungus as a whole: the interconnected, branching, fusing mass of hyphae that spreads through soil, wood, or a host and through which the fungus forages for nutrients and moves them over distance. Because hyphae anastomose, the mycelium behaves as a self-organising transport network that can reallocate resources and even balance exploration against efficient flow. Fricker and colleagues' The mycelium as a network analyses it in exactly those terms. The referent is the fungal network body, the vegetative stage from which fruiting structures later arise.[1]
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