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These studies suggest fungal biofilms have diverse applications in bioflocculation for wastewater treatment and biomass harvesting, but also pose significant clinical challenges due to their resistance to antifungal therapies.
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Fungal biofilms are complex multicellular structures formed by fungi that adhere to surfaces. These biofilms are significant in various fields, including medical, environmental, and industrial applications. They exhibit unique properties such as increased resistance to antifungal agents and play a crucial role in processes like wastewater treatment and biomass harvesting.
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Fungal biofilms and bioflocculants play a crucial role in various applications, from biomass harvesting to wastewater treatment. The use of fungal bioflocculants, such as those produced by Aspergillus and Phanerochaete species, offers eco-friendly and efficient alternatives to traditional methods. Understanding the mechanisms and properties of fungal biofilms is essential for developing effective treatments and applications in both environmental and clinical settings.
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