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A study found that by changing production conditions, mycelium can retain its ability to regrow, offering a sustainable, self-repairing alternative.
Biotechnologists from the UK have found a way to use mycelium to create a self-healing, leather-like material.
Researchers developed a leather alternative made from dormant fungus that can be reanimated and then regrow when damaged.