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These studies suggest that substrate limitations can significantly influence fungal production, affecting factors like molecular mass, biomass concentration, and growth efficiency, with specific substrates like glucose and agro-industrial wastes showing varied impacts.
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Substrate limitation plays a crucial role in fungal production, influencing various aspects such as growth, biomass yield, and metabolic outputs. Understanding how different substrates and their limitations affect fungal production can help optimize industrial processes, environmental management, and biotechnological applications.
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Substrate limitation significantly affects fungal production, with complex substrates generally promoting higher fungal activity and biomass compared to simpler ones. The type of substrate, its physical properties, and environmental conditions such as seasonality play crucial roles in determining fungal growth and metabolic outputs. Optimizing substrate composition and fermentation conditions can enhance fungal production for various industrial applications.
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