White-rot fungus biology and biotechnology

Author: Li Huirong
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Publishing Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book closely integrates the theoretical value in academia with the practical application value. While elaborating on the knowledge and theories of white-rot fungus biology, it also provides readers with means and tools for researching and developing this valuable biological resource. White-rot fungi are a general term for filamentous fungi capable of causing white rot of wood. The fungal technology system represented by white-rot fungi is an emerging discipline that combines life sciences with environmental protection. The book is divided into nine chapters, comprehensively and systematically introducing the biological characteristics and biotechnology system of white-rot fungi. It traces the research and development history of this discipline from a historical perspective; showcases the research achievements and theoretical technical system of the discipline from aspects such as general biology, enzymology, molecular biology, biodegradation patterns, biological research methods and techniques, environmental protection applications, and reactor engineering; and discusses the problems, opportunities, challenges, and prospects of white-rot fungus mechanism research and potential development at both the basic research and applied research levels. The appendix at the end of the book provides a Chinese-English glossary of important terms for easy reference. This book closely integrates the theoretical value in academia with the practical application value. While elaborating on the knowledge and theories of white-rot fungus biology, it also provides readers with means and tools for researching and developing this valuable biological resource. This book can serve as a textbook and reference book for graduate students and senior undergraduate students in life sciences, environmental sciences, environmental engineering, biochemical engineering, and related fields. It can also be used as a reference for researchers working in life sciences, environmental sciences, and related fields. White-rot fungi are a general term for filamentous fungi capable of causing white rot of wood. The fungal technology system represented by white-rot fungi is an emerging discipline that combines life sciences with environmental protection. The book is divided into nine chapters, comprehensively and systematically introducing the biological characteristics and biotechnology system of white-rot fungi. It traces the research and development history of this discipline from a historical perspective; showcases the research achievements and theoretical technical system of the discipline from aspects such as general biology, enzymology, molecular biology, biodegradation patterns, biological research methods and techniques, environmental protection applications, and reactor engineering; and discusses the problems, opportunities, challenges, and prospects of white-rot fungus mechanism research and potential development at both the basic research and applied research levels. The appendix at the end of the book provides a Chinese-English glossary of important terms for easy reference. This book closely integrates the theoretical value in academia with the practical application value. While elaborating on the knowledge and theories of white-rot fungus biology, it also provides readers with means and tools for researching and developing this valuable biological resource. This book can serve as a textbook and reference book for graduate students and senior undergraduate students in life sciences, environmental sciences, environmental engineering, biochemical engineering, and related fields. It can also be used as a reference for researchers working in life sciences, environmental sciences, and related fields.