Heavy Metals in Mushrooms

Heavy Metals in Mushrooms

Numerous scientific research projects are concerned with improving and protecting the environment. The first steps towards solving the problem of environmental pollution include researching and monitoring the presence and concentration of pollutants, especially heavy metals. It is known from previou...

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Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
Subjects:	Biology, life sciences Ecological science, the Biosphere Research and information: general accumulation basidiomycete bioaccumulation bioremediation biosorption Boletus griseus cadmium CCA-treated wood champignon cluster analysis common mushroom contamination copper copper stress detoxification ectomycorrhiza edible mushroom field food quality forest biodiversity health hazard health risk health risk assessment heavy metals human health Hypomyces chrysospermus inoculation Leccinum ligninolytic fungi mercury metabolomic metal metal elements metal ion transport metallic elements metalloids microcycle conidiation morphotype mushroom mushroom cultivation mushrooms n/a organic food oxalate Paraisaria dubia plant pot potentially toxic elements prediction models principal component regression analysis risk assessment sludge spatial analysis symbiotic association toxic elements traditional foraging transcriptomic Tricholoma spp. waste management wastes wild edible mushrooms wild mushrooms wood Y. lipolytica Zn2+ stress response
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