The study of the role that fungi have played and are playing in fundamental geological
processes can be termed 'geomycology'and this article seeks to emphasize the fundamental …

Much research has been carried out on the bacterial bioremediation of soil contaminated
with petroleum hydrocarbons and toxic metals but much less is known about the potential of …

Growth as an interconnected mycelial network is characteristic of filamentous fungi and has
been subject to scientific investigation since the seminal works of Buller at the start of the …

Contaminant biodegradation in soil is frequently limited by hindered physical access of
bacteria to the contaminants. In the frame of the development of novel bioremediation …

Out of the huge quantity of agricultural wastes produced globally, rice straw is one of the
most abundant ligno-cellulosic waste. For efficient utilization of these wastes, several cost …

For decades, human activities, industrialization, and agriculture have contaminated soils
and water with several compounds, including potentially toxic metals and organic persistent …

Mycelial fungi grow as indeterminate adaptive networks that have to forage for scarce
resources in a patchy and unpredictable environment under constant onslaught from …

The mycelium of woodland fungi can act both as a reservoir and as a distribution system for
nutrients, owing to its physiological and developmental adaptations to life at the interface …

Abstract The Fungal Kingdom is responsible for many ecosystem services as well as many
industrial and agricultural products. Nevertheless, how these fungal species function and …

Eukaryotic microbes participate in many biogeochemical cycles, although quantifying their
role is not easy, and the discussion below comes generally to only qualitative conclusions …