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    Chito-oligosaccharide composites enhanced the adaptability of cotton seedlings to salinized soil by modulating photosynthetic efficiency and metabolite

    Chito-oligosaccharide composites enhanced the adaptability of cotton seedlings to salinized soil by modulating photosynthetic efficiency and metabolite by Mengjie An, Linlin Zhang, Qianqian Wang, Kaidi Ren, Qinjuan Wang, Dongmei Lin, Yongqi Zhu, Yonghong Fan

    Published 2025-07-01

    Agricultural production on salinized lands is an important direction of current agricultural research. Chito-oligosaccharide has been used as an excellent soil amendment in recent years. However, the mechanism of chito-oligosaccharide composites (COS-PA) impacting cotton seedlings on salinized lands...

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    Non-sterile substrate cultivation of oyster mushrooms on fresh Giant Juncao Grass: a scalable strategy for sustainable nutrition in underdeveloped regions

    Non-sterile substrate cultivation of oyster mushrooms on fresh Giant Juncao Grass: a scalable strategy for sustainable nutrition in underdeveloped regions by Yulong Zhang, Yiting Lu, Zhijun Li, Mingjun Xie, Fengmei Wen, Jing Li, Christopher Rensing, Syed Muhammad Azam, Jingsi Chen, Lin Luo, Fan Yan, Eyalira Jacob Okal, Nsanzinshuti Aimable, Zhanxi Lin, Zhanxi Lin, Dongmei Lin, Dongmei Lin

    Published 2025-07-01

    Malnutrition in underdeveloped regions is exacerbated by the lack of accessible, nutrient-dense foods and energy-intensive agricultural practices. This study introduces a sustainable non-sterile cultivation method for Pleurotus sapidus (an oyster mushroom species) using fresh Pennisetum giganteum (G...

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    Is the Cultivation of <i>Dictyophora indusiata</i> with Grass-Based Substrates an Efficacious and Sustainable Approach for Enhancing the Understory Soil Environment?

    Is the Cultivation of <i>Dictyophora indusiata</i> with Grass-Based Substrates an Efficacious and Sustainable Approach for Enhancing the Understory Soil Environment? by Jing Li, Fengju Jiang, Xiaoyue Di, Qi Lai, Dongwei Feng, Yi Zeng, Yufang Lei, Yijia Yin, Biaosheng Lin, Xiuling He, Penghu Liu, Zhanxi Lin, Xiongjie Lin, Dongmei Lin

    Published 2025-07-01

    The integration of forestry and agriculture has promoted edible fungi cultivation in forest understory spaces. However, the impact of spent mushroom substrates on forest soils remains unclear. This study explored the use of seafood mushroom spent substrates (SMS) and grass substrates to cultivate &l...

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