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Fungal biomass

By-Products. The biomass from the fungal fermentation process is called mycellium and can be used as a supplement for animal feed since it contains digestable nutrients (25,26). The lime-sulfuric purification and recovery process results in large quantities of calcium sulfate cake, which is usually disposed of into a landfill but can find limited use in making plaster, cement, waUboard, or as an agricultural soil conditioner. The Hquid extraction purification and recovery process has the advantage of Htde soHd by-products. [Pg.183]

A. Frostegard and E. Baath. The use of phospholipid fatty-acid analysis to e.stimatc bacterial and fungal biomass in soil, Biol. Eeiiil. Soll.s 22 59 (1996). [Pg.405]

K. Suberkropp, M. O. Gessner, and E. Chauvet, Comparison of ATP and ergosterol and indicators of fungal biomass associated with decomposing leaves in streams, Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 59 3361 (1993). [Pg.406]

P. D. Stahl and T. B. Parkin, Relationship of soil ergosterol concentration and fungal biomass. Soil Biol. Biochem. 28 M1 (1996). [Pg.406]

Sag Y (2001) Biosorption of heavy metals by fungal biomass and modeling of fungal biosorption a review. Separation and Purification Methods 30 1—48... [Pg.36]

Sakamoto K, Oba Y (1994) Effect of fungal to bacterial biomass ratio on the relationship between C02 evolution and total soil microbial biomass. Biol Fertil Soils 17 39-44... [Pg.229]

Initial adsorption of the dyes on fungal biomass followed by degradation was observed in cultures of Irpex lacteus, Phanerochaete chrysosporium, Trametes versicolor, and Trichophyton rubrum [46 -9]. In P. sajor-caju, it was observed that Disperse Blue 79 and Acid Red 315 were incompletely or not degraded, but a decolorization was reached due to adsorption to the mycelium [38]. Also algae can be used as biosorbents of azo dyes [50]. [Pg.202]

Jin, B., Yin, R, Ma, Y, Zhao, L. (2005). Rroduction of lactic acid and fungal biomass by Rhizopus fungi from food processing waste streams. J. Ind. Microbiol. Biotechnol., 32, 678-686. [Pg.460]

The Thomas model has been used for the sorption of heavy metals using fungal biomass, bone char, chitin, and goethite (Kapoor and Viraraghavan, 1998 Lehmann et al.,... [Pg.327]

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