What is mycelium?
A network of hyphae
Mycelium is the vegetative part of a fungus, composed of a mass of branching, thread-like hyphae. It is the primary mode of growth and nutrition of most fungi, and it is responsible for the decomposition of organic matter in the environment. Mycelium is typically hidden beneath the surface of the substrate upon which the fungus grows, as it requires moisture and nutrients to thrive. Mycelium plays a significant role in decomposing organic matter and in symbiotic relationships, such as with plants, in which it can enhance their nutrient absorption. In addition, mycelium has been shown to have potential uses in bioremediation, medicine, and the production of sustainable materials.
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