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. 2021 May 28;14(11):2906. doi: 10.3390/ma14112906

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SEM images of Ganoderma lucidum cultured on lignocellulosic substrate (wheat straws) and polypropylene embedded with bacterial spores. (a) Fungal hyphae (black arrow); (b) Mycelium (black arrow); wheat straw structure (dotted black arrow); conidia (white arrow) (500×); (c) Wheat straw structure (black dotted arrow); conidia (white arrow) (2000×); (d) Fungal mycelium attached to wheat straw (black arrow); degradation of wheat straw (white dotted arrow) (300×); (e) Ribbons or tubular hyphae from mycelium growing on substrate (500×); (f) Aerial mycelium detached from substrate (black arrow) (1000×).

SEM images of Ganoderma lucidum cultured on lignocellulosic substrate (wheat straws) and polypropylene embedded with bacterial spores. (a) Fungal hyphae (black arrow); (b) Mycelium (black arrow); wheat straw structure (dotted black arrow); conidia (white arrow) (500×); (c) Wheat straw structure (black dotted arrow); conidia (white arrow) (2000×); (d) Fungal mycelium attached to wheat straw (black arrow); degradation of wheat straw (white dotted arrow) (300×); (e) Ribbons or tubular hyphae from mycelium growing on substrate (500×); (f) Aerial mycelium detached from substrate (black arrow) (1000×).