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A Global Overview of Edible Mushrooms,ooms is yet deficient. There are numerous potential edible mushrooms with nutraceutical and health benefits, which deserve further investigations. Adapting new cultivation strategies for ectomycorrhizal edible fungi will have great impact on local businesses. Because they help in sustaining the natu

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Antimicrobial and Hepatoprotective Activities of Edible Mushrooms,D and K, folic acid and iron. Many diseases may have influence over liver functionality and its proper biological role. The possibilities of the edible mushroom as a general protective, potentionaly curative, antimicrobial and hepatoprotective therapeutic agent are presented in this chapter.

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Novel Prospective of Wild Mushroom Polysaccharides as Potential Prebiotics, some diseases over the past decades. This chapter is aimed at the suitable utilization of mushroom polysaccharides as bioactive prebiotics, taking into view the high development for application in nutritional and pharmaceuticals industry.

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Pharmaceutic Prodigy of Ergosterol and Protein Profile of ,y synthesized during the developmental stages. The intracellular and extracellular enzymatic profile of . exhibits enhanced activity during spawn run and pinning of the cultures. A positive role of hydrophobic amino acids and hydrophobin proteins has been identified in mushroom fructification proces

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Application of Wild Macrofungi as Anticancer Therapeutics,or the last 20 years on how all macro fungi; be it edible, non-edible, poison or recreation mushrooms conceal in them the properties we could use to suppress the statistics of death and suffering due to cancer. Inevitably, the way forward next is to explore the potential of all wild and less commonl

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Bioconversion and Biotransformation Efficiencies of Wild Macrofungi,be used for the production of new, valuable by-products from a specific substrate in a process called biotransformation. The fungi need to obtain energy from a nutrient source to create a new product. Complex substrates generally need to be degraded to produce sugars. This process is called biodegra

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Wild Macro-Fungi from Northwest Himalayas: Future Prospects and Challenges,ming trade business globally. They have enormous nutraceutical potential, but still untapped and underutilized. Some well known wild edible mushrooms in North West Himalayas are: . sp., . sp., . sp., . sp., . sp., . sp. . sp., . sp., Trapedum sp. and . sp., etc. The bioactive components in mushroom