mycelial
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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“But it is cheaper to produce mycelial extracts of medicinal mushrooms, and because they include some substrate material on which the mycelia grow, makers of these products are open to the charge that they are selling expensive rice and sawdust.”
From Los Angeles Times
Recently, a team of researchers from Shinshu University, Japan, has found a simple way of obtaining mycelial fibers, called "mycelial pulp," from fruiting mushroom bodies and bleaching them using sunlight while keeping their mycelial structures intact.
From Science Daily
The root-like fruiting bodies of mushrooms, also known as mycelial fibers, have shown promising results as the new age, eco-friendly material for a wide range of consumer and industrial applications.
From Science Daily
Now, a recent ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering paper, made available online on 21 October 2023 and published on 6 November 2023, provides a simple and effective way of obtaining mycelial pulp and fibers from mushrooms without destroying their structure.
From Science Daily
The now white material was subjected to ultrasonic treatment to defibrillate the pulp at a mycelial level.
From Science Daily
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