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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Hericium"”.
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Antibiotic Potential of Hericium and Hohenbuehelia Species
Hericium and Hohenbuehelia are fungal genera of interest for their medicinal applications and production of a variety of secondary metabolites. Erinacine A, produced by Hericium species, and pleurotin, produced by Hohenbuehelia species, are sought after for neuroregenerative effects and anti-cancer …
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A multilocus phylogeny of Hericium fungi in Canada and their production of Erinacine A
The genus Hericium contains species demonstrated to produce bioactive secondary metabolites with potential medical applications. Previous phylogenies of the genus Hericium based on the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region struggle to support monophyly at the species level, hindering biochemical …
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Characterization of Mycochemicals and Bioactivities of a New Zealand Native Mushroom Hericium novae-zealandiae
… New Zealand native edible mushroom now known as Hericium novae-zealandiae. There is little to no published scientific data available on this mushroom. The aim of this study was to investigate the chemical constituents in H. novaezealandiae and their biological activities. Normal column …
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Process development for the extraction of bioactive compounds from endemic South African mushrooms
… using two endemic South African mushrooms, Hericium ophelieae and Pleurotus overstrandensis, as case studies. This is the first applied study into these novel species from economically important genera. The bioprocess development encompassed bioprospecting (identification, domestication), …
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Sustainably Generating Value-Added Products Using Food-Grade Fungi & Agricultural Waste
… of cultivating gourmet mushrooms including <em>Hericium erinaceus, Pholiota adiposa, </em>and <em>Pleurotus </em>spp. mushrooms using agricultural residues available in Georgia including cotton gin trash, wheat middlings, peanut hulls, and spent coffee grounds. Many of these mushroom-bearing …