Researchers have developed a method using self-supervised learning applied to satellite imagery to predict below-ground fungal biodiversity across diverse landscapes, achieving unprecedented spatial resolution and enabling temporal monitoring. This breakthrough is crucial for conservation efforts as it provides a scalable solution to map and monitor underground fungal communities that are vital for ecosystem health but difficult to observe otherwise.
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