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Other Applications For Stropharia and Mycoremediation

Other Applications For Stropharia and Mycoremed...

Introduction Bioremediation is an emerging field that involves using biologically-based treatments to restore soils and waterways damaged by contaminants. According to Bioremediation for Environmental Sustainability, a recently published textbook on...

Other Applications For Stropharia and Mycoremed...

Introduction Bioremediation is an emerging field that involves using biologically-based treatments to restore soils and waterways damaged by contaminants. According to Bioremediation for Environmental Sustainability, a recently published textbook on...

Stropharia Kills Pathogens In Poop

Stropharia Kills Pathogens In Poop

The Backcountry Poop Problem The microbes in the soil that help to decompose poop in the backcountry are often unable to keep up with buried or surface level human waste...

Stropharia Kills Pathogens In Poop

The Backcountry Poop Problem The microbes in the soil that help to decompose poop in the backcountry are often unable to keep up with buried or surface level human waste...

Can Stropharia Become Invasive?

Can Stropharia Become Invasive?

Invasive Versus Non-Native Species All invasive species are non-native, but not all non-native species become invasive. “Non-native” species refer to organisms that have been introduced to an ecosystem where they...

Can Stropharia Become Invasive?

Invasive Versus Non-Native Species All invasive species are non-native, but not all non-native species become invasive. “Non-native” species refer to organisms that have been introduced to an ecosystem where they...

Where Does Stropharia Grow Natively?

Where Does Stropharia Grow Natively?

Stropharia rugosoannulata is incredibly versatile, growing on forest floors, vegetable gardens, and even in containers or urban/suburban green spaces. It grows natively in Europe and the United States (more common...

Where Does Stropharia Grow Natively?

Stropharia rugosoannulata is incredibly versatile, growing on forest floors, vegetable gardens, and even in containers or urban/suburban green spaces. It grows natively in Europe and the United States (more common...

How Stropharia Supports Ecosystem Health

How Stropharia Supports Ecosystem Health

Stropharia rugosoannulata, the species of fungi in PACT Tabs, is a saprotrophic fungi (or saprotroph), meaning it only breaks down dead and decaying organic matter. S. rugosoannulata is particularly specialized...

How Stropharia Supports Ecosystem Health

Stropharia rugosoannulata, the species of fungi in PACT Tabs, is a saprotrophic fungi (or saprotroph), meaning it only breaks down dead and decaying organic matter. S. rugosoannulata is particularly specialized...

Bad Fungi Versus Good Fungi

Bad Fungi Versus Good Fungi

Parasitic Fungi Versus Saprotrophic Fungi The Kingdom of Fungi is estimated to contain millions of different species, filling a wide range of ecological niches, or roles. There are “good” fungi...

Bad Fungi Versus Good Fungi

Parasitic Fungi Versus Saprotrophic Fungi The Kingdom of Fungi is estimated to contain millions of different species, filling a wide range of ecological niches, or roles. There are “good” fungi...