In this highly entertaining book, mycologist David Moore presents a fascinating
and lively guide to the fungal kingdom. He explores their role in food and
agriculture and their dual role as infectious agents and providers of the most
potent antibiotics. He also explores their fascinating evolutionary origins and
shows us how life would not be possible without them. Throughout, the book
relates interesting stories such as the Irish Potato famine and the discovery of
penicillin. Anyone interested in biology and the natural world will find this an
enjoyable and informative read.
In this highly entertaining book, mycologist Moore presents a fascinating and
lively guide to the fungal kingdom.