Nibbles: Fungi, Beer, Cupuaçu, Tearless onions, Melaleuca, Tomatillo, Seed takeover, Katy Perry’s seeds, Bruges fries, EU ag

They got an awful lot of fungi in Norwegian wood.
Waiter, there’s a mushroom in my beer.
Kew seed scientist discovers the taste of the Amazon.
That “tearless onion” is good for the heart story? The article is behind a paywall, so I don’t know how the boffins suppressed lachrymatory factor synthase. And frankly, I don’t really care.
A new guide to Melaleuca species. Be still my beating heart.
The world’s oldest tomatillo clocks in at 52.2 million years.
French seed company Vilmorin buys 25% of Zimbabwe’s Seed Co. Ltd. What could possibly go wrong?
“Katy Perry’s latest album, Prism, is Number One in Australia, but that hasn’t stopped the country from declaring it a potential biohazard.” Can anyone explain the significance of this story? Or who Katy Perry is?
On the whole, I’d rather be at the frites museum in Bruges.
“Clearly, when it comes to agriculture, productivity matters.” Here comes the science.