Mycoremediation is
the ability for fungi specifically mushrooms to produce enzymes that are capable
of breaking down complex, toxic, or pathogenic organisms/ molecules. Mushrooms
are able to filter many different types of toxins from the soil because of their
root system which is called mycelia. Since fungi are the decomposers of the
ecosystem they are made to adapt and be opportunistic towards environmental
disasters/changes. Since these organisms are still opportunistic they are
easily trained to target specific toxins which is what mycoremediation’s main
concern is today and terms of research.
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