Fungal Mycelium Bio-Composite Acts as a CO2-Sink Building Material with Low Embodied Energy

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Last updated 10 novembro 2024

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Temporal characterization of biocycles of mycelium-bound composites made from bamboo and Pleurotus ostreatus for indoor usage

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