Mushrooms Of URU

In the heart of Bengaluru, two iconic biodiversity hotspots, Lalbagh Botanical Gardens and Cubbon Park, have remained largely uncharted territories for fungal diversity. Despite regular walks spanning four years, the fascinating fungi within these parks were unknown to visitors and experts alike. Recognizing the crucial role fungi play in ecosystem health, Nuvedo embarked on a mission to fill this knowledge gap, as part of our ongoing efforts across all segments.

Fungi, often overlooked due to their unseen presence, are essential for sustaining life, facilitating communication between trees, and nurturing entire ecosystems beneath the soil. Our field guide, “Mushrooms of URU,” sheds light on their vital role and bridges the gap between humans and the fungal world. This initiative marks a pivotal moment in #IndiasMushroomRevolution, a movement dedicated to exploring and understanding the vast queendom of fungi.

Edition 1 of “Mushrooms of URU” offers detailed illustrations, identification factors, and creative approaches to understanding fungal morphology. As Nuvedo continues to lead the charge in fungi documentation and conservation, stay tuned for Edition 2, set to release in a few months.

• Comprehensive and Illustrated: Features detailed drawings and identification tips for mushrooms found in Bengaluru’s Lalbagh Botanical Gardens and Cubbon Park.
• Ecological Significance: Highlights the crucial role fungi play in ecosystem health and mycelial networks, fostering a deeper understanding of their importance.
• Pioneering Effort: Part of #IndiasMushroomRevolution, Nuvedo’s guide is a groundbreaking effort in fungi exploration and documentation in India.
• Expertise and Passion: Created by Nuvedo, a leader in fungi documentation and conservation, committed to bridging the knowledge gap in fungal diversity.