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ok I left this in my inbox bc I wanted to give a proper answer but I'd probs have to say arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi! they don't form mushrooms or anything not visible w a microscope, but they live inside plant roots and provide plants w nutrients (in exchange for the plant feeding them as well!).

they're thought to be as old as plants themselves and you get them in around 80% of plant species and they're super important for ecosystems n stuff :) their biology as fungi is also really weird but I won't get into that

they also look rly cool under the microscope - they form these lil tree like structures (called arbuscules, which is latin for "little tree") in plant cells so they can exchange things w the plant :) here's a pic I took of 1 a while ago - they look blue because u have to treat the roots w a blue stain that makes the fungus visible

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