Fungal Species:  Lepidium sativum

Ecotoxicity of the Adipate Plasticizers: Influence of the Structure of the Alcohol Substituent

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This research developed new environmentally-friendly plasticizers for PVC plastic that can safely break down in soil without creating toxic byproducts. Unlike commonly used phthalate plasticizers that can be harmful to health and persist in the environment, these new adipate-based plasticizers offer a safer alternative while maintaining good material properties. Impacts on everyday life: – Safer plastic products for consumer use – Reduced environmental contamination from plastic additives – More sustainable and biodegradable plastic materials – Lower risk of toxic chemical exposure from plastic products – Advancement toward greener chemistry solutions

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Solid-State Fermentation of Trichoderma spp.: A New Way to Valorize the Agricultural Digestate and Produce Value-Added Bioproducts

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This research demonstrates an innovative way to convert agricultural waste into valuable products using fungi. Scientists showed that agricultural digestate (waste from biogas production) can be used to grow beneficial fungi that produce compounds useful for improving plant growth. This process represents a sustainable solution for managing waste while creating valuable agricultural products. Impacts on everyday life: – Provides an environmentally friendly way to handle agricultural waste – Creates natural plant growth promoters for improved crop production – Reduces the need for chemical fertilizers in agriculture – Contributes to more sustainable farming practices – Helps develop circular economy solutions for waste management

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