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Why it matters
Science has named perhaps a fraction of the world's fungi; millions of species may still be undescribed — a vast kingdom of life still mostly unknown.
Türkçe
Dünya'daki mantar türlerinin çoğu hâlâ bilim için bilinmiyor olabilir.
Bilim, dünyadaki mantarların belki de küçük bir bölümünü adlandırdı; milyonlarca tür hâlâ tanımlanmamış olabilir — çoğu hâlâ bilinmeyen, uçsuz bucaksız bir yaşam âlemi.
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