Table 1.

Fungus species in scientific publications related to Mycelium-Based Composites.

Decay Type	Fungus Species and Literature References
Brown rot	Fomitopsispinicola [63]; Gloeophyllum sepiarium [63]; Laetiporus sulphureus [63]; Phaeolus schweinitzii [63];
Soft rot	Acremonium sp. [96]; Fusarium oxysporum [94]; Oudemansiella radicata [96]; Trichoderma asperellum [77], T. asperellum [77];
White rot	Agaricus bisporus [59,77,87]; Auricularia polytricha [81]; Ceriporia lacerata [30]; Colorius sp. [61]; Cyclocybe aegerita (specified as Aaegerita agrocibe) [36]; Coprinopsis cinerea [62]; Daedaleopsis confragosa [44]; Flammulina velutipes [77]; Fomes fomentarius [38,83,85,87,108]; Fomitopsis pinicola [63]; “Ganoderma sp.” [21,41,44,61,68,77,110], G. applanatum [87], G. boninense [75], G. lucidum [22,25,31,32,41,69,70,72,73,74,77,79,80,81,82,83,89,100,102,106,109,112], G. resinaceum [44,49,86,93,101], G. sessile [61,110]; Inonotus obliquus [67]; Irpex lacteus [42]; Kuehneromyces mutabilis [77]; Laetiporus sulphureus [63]; Lentinula edodes [32,64,77]; Lentinus velutinus [67]; Megasporaporia minor [49]; Oxyporus latermarginatus [49]; Phaeolus schweinitzii [63]; Piptoporus betulinus [63]; “Pleurotus sp.” [33], P. albidus [67], P. citrinopileatus [74], P. djamor [62], P. eryngii [74], P. ostreatus [26,29,32,35,36,37,38,41,46,56,57,63,74,77,81,82,84,88,90,91,94,96,99,103,105,106], P. ostraceus florida [77], P. ostraceus sajorcaju caju [77], P. salmoneo-stramineus [36]; Polyporus arcularius [63], P. brumalis [59], P. pulmonarius [36]; Pycnoporus sanguineus [67,83,92]; Trametes sp. [53,61]; Trametes hirsuta [83,99,104], T. multicolor [46,57,110], T. pubescens [63], T. suaveolens [63], T. versicolor [29,36,44,50,59,65,66,78,86,87,101,110], Trichaptum abietinu [63]; Schizophyllum commune [46,48,53,57]; “white-rot saprotrophic fungi, endemic to Alaska” [42]
Probably white rot	Specified as “phylum Basidiomycetes” [24,40,51]