Fungal Species:  Aspergillus species

Sesquiterpenoids Specially Produced by Fungi: Structures, Biological Activities, Chemical and Biosynthesis (2015-2020)

This research provides a comprehensive overview of specialized chemical compounds called sesquiterpenoids that are produced by fungi. These compounds are important because they can potentially be developed into new medicines. The research impacts everyday life in several ways: • New drug development: Many of these compounds show promise for developing new antibiotics, anti-cancer drugs, and anti-inflammatory medications • Food safety: Understanding fungal toxins helps protect our food supply • Agricultural applications: Some compounds could be used to develop new crop protection products • Industrial applications: These compounds could lead to new natural preservatives or antimicrobial agents • Environmental protection: Better understanding of fungal chemistry helps in developing eco-friendly pest control methods

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Fungal Endophyte Bioinoculants as a Green Alternative Towards Sustainable Agriculture

This research explores how beneficial fungi living inside plants (endophytes) can be used as natural alternatives to chemical fertilizers and pesticides in agriculture. These fungi help plants grow better and stay healthy by providing nutrients, protecting against diseases, and helping plants cope with environmental stress. Impacts on everyday life: • More sustainable and environmentally friendly farming practices • Safer food production with reduced chemical inputs • Better crop yields to help feed growing populations • Natural plant protection against diseases and environmental stress • Potential reduction in agricultural costs for farmers

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