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Scientist Laura Martinez-Suz examines the Calvatia Gigantea fungus, one of the biggest once also called puffball, at Kew Gardens' fungarium in London, Tuesday, September 11, 2018. Kew's first ever State of the World's Fungi report, is the first of its kind outlining the global state of fungi, reveals how important fungi are to all life on Earth. From those that cause havoc, to those that can heal and provide security to communities across the world, it presents the major issues affecting their diversity and abundance. (Photo by Frank Augstein/AP Photo)
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