Angie Macias, a doctoral student, and Matt Kasson, associate professor, gather millipedes from a log on the WVU Animal Science Farm woodlot. The two are part of a National Geographic-funded project to study the fungal diversity associated with fungus-feeding millipedes. (WVU Photo/Alayna Fuller)
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Millipede species, rarely documented in West Virginia, detected by WVU researchers as part of National Geographic project

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Sometimes discoveries are hidden in plain sight. Or under a decomposing log, as in the case of one West Virginia University forest pathologist and mycologist. Upon the WVU Animal Science

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