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Dioxin cleanup with fungi

Posted on May 1st, 2008 by Jason Stajich ·

Pleurotus

NYT article on the work of Paul Stamets using fungi like Pleurotus for Dioxin cleanup in Ft Bragg, CA.

Thanks for the link Pat!

Tags: basidiomycete, bioremediation, cleanup, mushroom, pleurotus

Categories: bioremediation · fungi · homobasidiomycota

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1 Will mushrooms save the world? // May 12, 2008 at 9:14 am

[...] also wrote about how Paul has contributed (and donated in some cases) Pleurotus spawn as part of Dioxin cleanup in Ft Bragg, CA and cleaning up the SF Bay with hair and mushrooms. See Paul Stamets' TED talk.Tags: [...]
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