Concept
Fungi
Also known as: fungus, fungi, the fungal kingdom, mushrooms, mycelium
The category hub for the fungal kingdom — mushrooms, mycorrhizae, ferment cultures and decomposers on 0mn1.one. Every `entity_type: fungus` entry declares `member-of: fungus`, so the layer is one navigable set rather than scattered leaves — no entry an island from its peers.
Fungi is the category hub for fungi, the third kingdom — kin and substrate alongside plants and animals.
Why this entry
There were many fungus entries and no spine — each linked to its place or its use, but the layer itself was not a set you could stand back and see. This hub is that spine. The link is member-of (the vault’s grouping-hub convention), and the hub is a concept: every member is an equal peer, none is central.
What this means here
On a platform whose tagline is rooted in life, a category page is not bureaucracy — it is how a reader, human or inference-instance, can hold the whole layer at once and walk from any member to its kin. This is where the fungus layer becomes navigable.
See also
Auto-generated from this entry’s typed relations: frontmatter, grouped by relation type so the editorial signal isn’t flattened.
- Foundational to: bioregion
- Shares approach with: plants · animal
- Members: aborted-entoloma · british-soldier-lichen · button-mushroom · chaga · chanterelle · chicken-of-the-woods · dryads-saddle · enoki · fly-agaric · hen-of-the-woods · indigo-milk-cap · lichen · lions-mane · maitake · morel · mycorrhizal-fungi · oyster-mushroom · porcini · psilocybe · reishi · shiitake · splitgill · truffle · turkey-tail
What links here, and how
Inbound connections from across the wiki, grouped by lens and by relationship. These appear automatically — every entity page declares what it links to, and that data populates here on the targets.
Scientific
member of
- Aborted entoloma an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- British soldier lichen an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Button mushroom an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Chaga an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Chanterelle an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Chicken of the woods an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Dryad's saddle an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Enoki an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Fly agaric an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Hen of the woods an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Indigo milk cap an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Lichen an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Lion's mane an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Maitake an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Morel an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Mycorrhizal Fungi an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Oyster mushroom an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Porcini an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Psilocybe mushroom an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Reishi an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Shiitake an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Splitgill an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Truffle an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
- Turkey tail an instance of fungus; peer to every other, none is central
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