Abstract Ascomycete diversity in Yunnan Province, China, remains substantially underexplored. Many species likely remain undetected. This study aimed to discover the ascomycete diversity in Yunnan, China, depending on three fungal collections obtained from Baoshan and Kunming city regions. Based on morphological charac...
R. Phookamsak, Hong-Bo Jiang, Jun-Fu Li et al.· MycoKeys· 0 citations
The increasing environmental burden of petroleum-based plastic and foam packaging has accelerated the search for sustainable bio-based alternatives. This study developed mycelium-based cushioning packaging (MBCP) using Lentinus sajor-caju cultivated on four abundant biomass residues (corn husk, rice straw, sawdust, and...
These findings establish A. heimuer as a newly recorded, cultivable mushroom species in Thailand and provide fundamental data on its optimal cultivation parameters, suitable spawn substrates, and nutritional value to support its further development for local mushroom production.
Kritsana Jatuwong, J. Monkai, Worrawoot Aiduang et al.· Life· 0 citations
Open-field burning of agricultural residues is a persistent environmental challenge that contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, and the loss of valuable biomass resources. This study developed sustainable mushroom cultivation substrates by replacing 50% of conventional sawdust with locally available ag...
Orlavanh Xayyavong, Phongeun Sysouphanthong, Kritsana Jatuwong et al.· Journal of Fungi· 0 citations
This study explores the potential of integrating agro-wastes with bamboo biochar to develop optimized substrates for cultivating Lentinus squarrosulus, aiming to enhance mycelial growth, productivity, nutritional quality, and economic returns. The chemical characterization revealed clear contrasts between sawdust and c...
Worrawoot Aiduang, Orlavanh Xayyavong, Kritsana Jatuwong et al.· Journal of Fungi· 0 citations
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