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. 2021 Mar 30;13(7):1086. doi: 10.3390/polym13071086

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Microstructure (left column) and macrostructure (right column) of mycocel biopolymer compositions made of Kraft fibers (KF), hemp fibers (HF), and fungal fibers (FF): (a) KF FF (Ff); (b) KF FF (Ga); (c) KF FF (Tv); (d) KF FF (Ab); (e) KF HF FF (Ga). Microimages show flat hemp and softwood fibers (10–30 μm) (a–e) and narrow fungal fibers (2–7 μm) of polypores (a–c,e) and swollen hyphae (7–20 μm) of agaric (d). LM, 200×. Bar = 100 μm.

Microstructure (left column) and macrostructure (right column) of mycocel biopolymer compositions made of Kraft fibers (KF), hemp fibers (HF), and fungal fibers (FF): (a) KF FF (Ff); (b) KF FF (Ga); (c) KF FF (Tv); (d) KF FF (Ab); (e) KF HF FF (Ga). Microimages show flat hemp and softwood fibers (10–30 μm) (a–e) and narrow fungal fibers (2–7 μm) of polypores (a–c,e) and swollen hyphae (7–20 μm) of agaric (d). LM, 200×. Bar = 100 μm.