Australian researchers sent edible fungi to the ISS for nearly a month; after returning to Earth, the mushrooms grew and were eaten in pasta
- The vials held mycelium, the filament-like network from which mushrooms grow, belonging to three edible species: lion's mane, turkey's tail and cordyceps.
- The fungi remained aboard the ISS for close to a month before returning to Earth, eventually maki
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- The vials held mycelium, the filament-like network from which mushrooms grow, belonging to three edible species: lion's mane, turkey's tail and cordyceps.
- The fungi remained aboard the ISS for close to a month before returning to Earth, eventually maki
Sources: Times of India