Which innovative sustainable building material was developed in 2021 that uses mycelium (fungal networks) as its primary structural component?

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MycoForm: A carbon-negative insulation and structural panel system grown from agricultural waste and fungal mycelium
HempCrete+: A hemp-based concrete alternative that incorporates mycelium for increased tensile strength
FungiStone: A mycological alternative to traditional stone cladding developed by MIT researchers
BioPanel: A self-healing facade system that uses dormant mycelium to repair micro-fractures