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Scientists are now growing mycelium, the fungal root network, into fire-retardant sheets to provide a safer, nontoxic way to protect buildings
Mycelium, an incredible network of fungal strands that can thrive on organic waste and in darkness, could be a basis for sustainable fireproofing. RMIT researchers are chemically manipulating its composition to harness its fire-retardant properties.A
Scientists use mycelium to test a fire-proof roofing solution.
Scientist have found it’s possible to grow fungi in thin sheets to be used for fire-retardant cladding.