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University of Vienna Turns Mushroom Waste Into Sewable, Recyclable Leather Alternative
Researchers at the University of Vienna produced flexible leather-like sheets from Agaricus bisporus mushroom processing residues using papermaking methods.
Jun 12


Psilocybin Mushroom Case Report Documents Transient Functional Recovery in Advanced Alzheimer's Disease
A single 5g dose of psilocybin-containing mushrooms (Enigma strain) was associated with striking short-term functional improvements in an octogenarian with a decade-long history of advanced Alzheimer's disease, including the return of spontaneous speech, urinary continence, and independent movement. Psilocybin acts on serotonin 5-HT2A receptors to alter large-scale brain network dynamics and may promote structural neural plasticity, potentially making residual functional capa
Jun 5


ETH Zürich, EMPA and EPFL Review Maps How Food Waste Proteins Could Underpin a Circular Materials Economy
A rigorous 18-week clinical trial found that daily consumption of maitake mushrooms significantly improved cognitive scores in healthy older adults, particularly in memory.
Jun 3


Research Finds Mushroom Meal Can Replace Half of Soybean in Shrimp Feeds
Straw mushroom meal can replace up to 50% of soybean meal in whiteleg shrimp diets without harming growth or survival. Mushroom-derived compounds act as natural prebiotics, boosting beneficial gut bacteria and immune cell counts in shrimp. The findings point to a practical, lower-cost fungal protein alternative that could reduce aquaculture's reliance on environmentally costly feed ingredients. A Feed Industry Under Pressure Aquaculture feeds have a problem. Soybean meal, the
May 27


Long-term Effects of Clear-cutting Forestry on Ectomycorrhizal Fungi in Boreal Forest Revealed
Clear-cutting boreal forests does not reduce the total number of ectomycorrhizal fungal species, but permanently alters which species are present, with effects lasting at least a century.
Apr 23
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