The Effect of Fecl3 and Length of Incubation on the Degradation of Lignocellulose From Sengon and Pine Woods Using Serpula Lacrymans

Nurika, Irnia; Hidayat, Nur; Rahma, Nur Lailatul; Anggarini, Sakunda

doi:10.21776/ub.jeest.2017.004.02.7

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“…The formulations of the growing medium for these three types of mushrooms were selected based on their high cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin content to help provide an adequate food source for the growth of mycelium. Sengon wood sawdust contains 36.73% of cellulose, 25.67% of hemicellulose, and 32.93% of lignin (Nurika et al 2017). Meanwhile, bagasse contains 34.5% cellulose, 29% hemicellulose, and Besides its water absorption, mycofoam is not easy to decompose quickly in water for 24 hours, but its texture starts to soften and brittle.…”

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The Potential of Mycofoam as a Biocomposite Material with Various Substrate and Mushroom Compositions

Christos,

Hartanti,

Subali

2024

JSDH

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Mycofoam is a biocomposite composed of mycelial filaments that bind to the host substrate, which can replace polystyrene. This research aims to determine the most appropriate formulation of the growing medium and mushroom to be used in mycofoam products based on some parameters. Composition is one of the main factors for selecting the most appropriate mycofoam to replace polystyrene. On the other hand, the quality of mycofoam can be assessed through its strength and water resistance. The mushroom mycelium used in this study came from Pleurotus ostreatus and Lentinula edodes. Besides, the growing medium formulation comprises five different compositions, each containing different proportions of sawdust and bagasse. This research was composed of preparation of growing medium, spawn inoculation, molding, heating, testing, and data analysis. Based on the results, the combination of 100 percent sawdust and L. edodes was the most appropriate choice compared to other formulations based on strength and appearance. The results of the water absorption test showed that all mycofoam formulations were not resistant to water, bio-based coating can be used to overcome this problem.

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