Screening of Lignocellulose-Degrading Superior Mushroom Strains and Determination of Their CMCase and Laccase Activity
This research identified mushroom strains that can effectively break down plant waste materials through natural enzyme production. The study found that certain edible mushrooms, particularly Coprinus comatus, produce powerful enzymes that can decompose tough plant materials like cellulose and lignin. This discovery has important implications for everyday life: • Provides an environmentally friendly way to process agricultural waste and reduce pollution • Offers potential for producing biofuels from plant waste materials • Creates opportunity for dual-purpose mushroom farming that produces both food and helps process waste • Reduces dependence on chemical processing methods that can harm the environment • Helps develop more sustainable waste management solutions for farms and forests