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A Team From the University of Michigan Has Found up to 6,800 Fungi Cells per Milliliter in Water From Gas Wells up to 556 Meters Deep, and 13 of Them Could Be New Species.

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Subsoil fungi: up to 6,800 cells per milliliter in Michigan gas wells, between 247 and 556 meters, with 13 possible new species.

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Subsoil fungi: up to 6,800 cells per milliliter in Michigan gas wells, between 247 and 556 meters, with 13 possible new species.

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ecoticias.com broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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