Development of formaldehyde-free bio-board produced from mushroom mycelium and substrate waste
Abstract
Synthetic adhesives in the plywood industry are usually volatile compounds such as formaldehyde-based chemical which are costly and hazardous to health and the environment. This phenomenon promotes an interest in developing bio-boards without synthetic adhesives. This study proposed a novel application of natural mycelium produced during mushroom cultivation as natural bio-adhesive material that convert spent mushroom substrate (SMS) into...
Paper Details
Title
Development of formaldehyde-free bio-board produced from mushroom mycelium and substrate waste
Published Date
Dec 1, 2020
Volume
400
Pages
123296 - 123296
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