Enhancing yield and quality: research and practice of agro-forest waste for Lentinus edodes (shiitake mushroom) cultivation
Hongyan Xu,
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G.W. Han,
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Yanyan Li
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Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: March 19, 2025
Introduction
Current
research
primarily
focuses
on
exploring
and
developing
innovative
substrates
for
cultivating
Lentinus
edodes
,
aiming
to
address
substrate
shortages
the
continuous
rise
in
production
costs.
Methods
This
study
uses
Quercus
(oak)
sawdust
(OS)
as
a
control
evaluate
potential
of
Korshinsk
peashrub
(KP),
Hippophae
rhamnoides
(seabuckthorn)
pruning
(HRP),
Lycium
barbarum
(goji)
(LBP)
cultivation
L.
by
measuring
parameters
such
mycelium
growth,
yield,
protein,
fat,
fiber,
amino
acids,
soluble
sugars,
organic
acids.
Furthermore,
principal
component
analysis
official
script
function
were
used
investigate
influence
matrix
formula
ratio
nutritional
values
shiitake
mushrooms.
Results
showed
that
average
duration
complete
stages
2
3
mycelial
growth
10%
KP
significantly
decreased
compared
OS
group
11.0
10.7
days,
respectively.
The
weight
mushrooms
produced
from
all
agro-forest
waste
was
lower
than
group,
decreasing
18.96
53.88%.
mushroom
groups
ranged
235.37
g/kg
252.27
g/kg,
which
statistically
higher
LBP
treatments,
143.56
165.96
g/kg.
However,
protein
content
HRP
control,
with
increases
4.69
12.89%,
respectively,
fiber
also
improved,
increasing
3.98
12.59%.
sweet-tasting
acids
20%
increased
(by
34.86
144.92%,
respectively).
30%
KP-10%
LBP-10%
exhibited
glucose
(increased
118.71
72.26%,
Interestingly,
addition
promoted
synthesis
acetic
acid
mushrooms,
while
this
not
detected
OS.
In
summary,
cultured
KP,
LBP,
or
demonstrated
better
overall
performance.
Discussion
approach
only
reduces
operational
costs
at
least
1,680
RMB
but
contributes
environmental
sustainability
diverting
2,400
kg
landfills.
Consequently,
utilization
agroforestry
serves
an
effective
strategy
protection
cost
reduction
during
enhancing
value
This,
turn,
helps
combat
malnutrition
national
food
security.
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Identification of mitophagy-related genes and analysis of immune infiltration in the astrocytes based on machine learning in the pathogenesis of major depressive disorder
Lan Lei,
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Cong-Ya Chen,
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Yufei Wang
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et al.
Journal of Affective Disorders,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Characterization of chemosensory genes in the subterranean pest Gryllotalpa Orientalis based on genome assembly and transcriptome comparison
Amna Chudhary,
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De‐Long Guan,
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Yandi Xu
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et al.
BMC Genomics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(1)
Published: Jan. 14, 2025
Chemosensory
perception
plays
a
vital
role
in
insect
survival
and
adaptability,
driving
essential
behaviours
such
as
navigation,
mate
identification,
food
location.
This
sensory
process
is
governed
by
diverse
gene
families,
including
odorant-binding
proteins
(OBPs),
olfactory
receptors
(ORs),
ionotropic
(IRs),
chemosensory
(CSPs),
gustatory
(GRs),
neuron
membrane
(SNMPs).
The
oriental
mole
cricket
(Gryllotalpa
orientalis
Burmeister),
an
invasive
pest
with
underground,
phyllophagous
lifestyle,
causes
substantial
crop
damage.
study
characterizes
the
repertoire
of
G.
based
on
de
novo
genome
assembly
transcriptomic
analysis.
We
present
draft
at
scaffold
level,
spanning
2.94
Gb
comprising
10,497
scaffolds.
encodes
19,155
protein-coding
genes,
158
genes:
30
odorant
64
ten
28
25
single
protein
(SNMP).
Expression
analysis
indicated
that
71
genes
were
actively
expressed
head,
thorax,
legs,
ORs
OBPs
showing
higher
expression
head
legs.
In
contrast,
GRs
IRs
predominantly
head.
provides
first
comprehensive
identification
families
genome,
characterized
scaffold-level
genome.
These
findings
provide
basis
for
future
functional
studies
highlight
chemoreception
subterranean
environment.
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A virus–target host proteins recognition method based on integrated complexes data and seed extension
Shengrong Xia,
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Yingchun Xia,
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Chulei Xiang
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et al.
BMC Bioinformatics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: June 28, 2022
Target
drugs
play
an
important
role
in
the
clinical
treatment
of
virus
diseases.
Virus-encoded
proteins
are
widely
used
as
targets
for
target
drugs.
However,
they
cannot
cope
with
drug
resistance
caused
by
a
mutated
and
ignore
importance
host
replication.
Some
methods
use
interactions
between
viruses
their
to
predict
potential
virus-target
proteins,
which
less
susceptible
viruses.
these
only
consider
network
topology
ignoring
influences
protein
complexes.
Therefore,
we
introduce
complexes
that
viruses,
helps
recognize
unknown
reduce
cost
disease
treatment.Since
contain
it
is
reasonable
human
from
perspective
We
propose
coverage
clustering-core-subsidiary
complex
recognition
method
named
CCA-SE
integrates
known
protein-protein
interaction
network,
The
proposed
aims
obtain
proteins.
list
part
after
proving
our
results
effectively
enrichment
experiments.Our
consists
two
parts:
one
CCA,
complexes,
other
SE,
select
seed
nodes
core
using
expansion.
experimental
validate
achieves
efficient
Language: Английский