This fungus-based material is being used to imitate Styrofoam, leather, and even bacon
2020-03-12 19:09
A biotech firm in New York is designing a plant-based packing material that could replace Styrofoam. The material is made from mycelium, which is basically the root structure of mushrooms. On top of packing material, mycelium is also being used to make protei…
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