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Mycelium (noun)\r\n/mʌɪˈsiːlɪəm/\r\nplural: mycelia\r\nthe vegetative, root-like part of a fungus, consisting of a network of fine white thread-like filaments (hyphae).\r\n—————————\r\nFrom as long as I can remember,\r\nI’ve drawn inspiration from nature.
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Mycelium (noun)\r\n/mʌɪˈsiːlɪəm/\r\nplural: mycelia\r\nthe vegetative, root-like part of a fungus, consisting of a network of fine white thread-like filaments (hyphae).\r\n—————————\r\nFrom as long as I can remember,\r\nI’ve drawn inspiration from nature.
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Companion Publication of the 2019 on Designing Interactive Systems Conference 2019 Companion, 2019
We present our work with mycelium-the vegetative part of a fungus made up of fine filaments that can be grown on a substrate to take a specific form-as a sustainable and accessible biofabrication material for DIS. Over the course of one year, our interdisciplinary team experimented with growing diverse 3D forms out of mycelium. Drawing on examples from
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We present our work with mycelium-the vegetative part of a fungus made up of fine filaments that can be grown on a substrate to take a specific form-as a sustainable and accessible biofabrication material for DIS. Over the course of one year, our interdisciplinary team experimented with growing diverse 3D forms out of mycelium. Drawing on examples from
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Whitepaper Building on Mycelium
2022The construction sector is increasingly interested in circular and biobased material alternatives to achieve the necessary CO2 reduction. And given the fact that raw materials are running out and environmental problems are the order of the day, this is also necessary.
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Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology, 1938
The importance of study of subsurface growth has not been realized. Frequently the only site from which fruiting bodies can be recovered is the base of a surface mycelial colony. This suggests the possibility that mediums producing subsurface growth would yield more amply fruiting bodies.
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The importance of study of subsurface growth has not been realized. Frequently the only site from which fruiting bodies can be recovered is the base of a surface mycelial colony. This suggests the possibility that mediums producing subsurface growth would yield more amply fruiting bodies.
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Presentazione e valutazione del progetto di tesi sperimentale Tecnologia Intermedia per l’Architettura: resistenza per forma di una struttura in micelio. La ricerca si pone a cavallo tra Architettura ed Ingegneria e stabilisce profondi legami con il settore biologico, da cui il materiale testato ed utilizzato direttamente proviene e con quello della ...
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Presentazione e valutazione del progetto di tesi sperimentale Tecnologia Intermedia per l’Architettura: resistenza per forma di una struttura in micelio. La ricerca si pone a cavallo tra Architettura ed Ingegneria e stabilisce profondi legami con il settore biologico, da cui il materiale testato ed utilizzato direttamente proviene e con quello della ...
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Transport of Phosphorus by Fungal Mycelium
Nature, 1960TRANSLOCATION of nutrients by fungal mycelium has been reported by Schutte1 and by Grossbard and Stranks2. Attempts in this Department to determine the rate of transport of phosphorus using a tracer technique have, however, indicated that the mycelium of Phycomyces nitens, Absidia glauca and Chaetomiums pp. is only able to transport phosphorus-32 under
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Leather-like Mycelium Material
Journal of the American Leather Chemists AssociationLeather production poses significant environmental challenges and questions about sustainability. The harmful chemicals, overdrawn water, polluted air and water resources, and contribution to the destruction of forests, are some of the main issues in leather production, and have fueled the search for sustainable alternatives.
Jaykumar Y. Patel, Jitendra Sharma
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