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Forked, swollen pine root tips sheathed by Lactarius deliciosus ectomycorrhizae.

Fruiting bodies

Returns

Every piece of graded work in the course, what it is worth, and when it is due.

Marc-André Selosse · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons

Two pieces of graded work, one filed mid-semester and one at the close. Both ask for the same thing in different amounts: a real biological claim, dated and sourced, read through the diplomatic frame the course has been building week on week.

Stained arbuscular mycorrhizal structures inside a plant root, with a 50 micrometre scale bar.40%

Field Dispatch

Week 6 · Due 5 April 2027

A short, individual case study — take one documented fungal partner whose role shifts by host or context, and argue whether "double agent" survives contact with the evidence.

Rajarshi Rit · CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Forked, swollen pine root tips sheathed by Lactarius deliciosus ectomycorrhizae.60%

The Peace Conference

Week 12 · Due 17 May 2027

The capstone — run the semester's own credentials-and-overclaiming audit against a mycorrhizal phenomenon of your choosing, in writing, alone.

Marc-André Selosse · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons