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A small sample of wood and fungus contained within a handmade blue envelope dating back over a century .
It was donated to the National Herbarium in Melbourne , Australia , by the Royal Botanic Gardens , Victoria .
Mycology, or the study of fungi, is not only a niche field, but a shrinking one.
Despite being one of the 5 kingdoms of life along with animals, plants, and two kinds of microorganisms.
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