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November 2, 2016

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Suillus ampliporus, shown here, is part of the genus-wide molecular phylogeny of Suillus project from Nhu Nguyen of the University of California, Berkeley. Suillus fungi tolerate heavy metals, but the protection varies among hosts. (Image by Nhu Nguyen)

Suillus ampliporus, shown here, is part of the genus-wide molecular phylogeny of Suillus project from Nhu Nguyen of the University of California, Berkeley. Suillus fungi tolerate heavy metals, but the protection varies among hosts. (Image by Nhu Nguyen)

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