Different mycoremediation techniques using mushrooms.

Different mycoremediation techniques using mushrooms.

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One of the biggest environmental problems facing the world today is the soil contamination caused by industrialization and the widespread use of chemicals. "Bioremediation" is an affordable and ecologically beneficial cleanup method that employs microorganisms to swiftly and efficiently break down dangerous pollutants. Substances that are toxic are...

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... mushroom farming is a crucial biological decomposer with a short payoff that is necessary for converting waste into goods that are valuable. The following are some efficient mycoremediation procedures for pollutant removal: mycoacumulation, mycodegradation, mycovolatilization, mycostabilization, and mycostimulation ( Figure 1). The use of fungus mycelia and mushrooms in bioremediation are highlighted in this review literature. ...

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