52 lines
1.2 KiB
Plaintext
52 lines
1.2 KiB
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introduction
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- emphasize low-tech diy appeal and accessibility
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- easier than mushroom cultivation
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what are mycomaterials?
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- properties
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- cheaply produced on agricultural waste
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- home compostable
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- naturally fire resistant
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- thermal degradation of mycelium films occurred at approximately 300 degrees Celcius
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- buoyant
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- light-weight
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- water resistant
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- mycelium is hydrophobic due to proteins in the outermost layer of the cell wall
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- rapid growth (7-14 days)
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working with mycelium (how-to)
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- inoculum
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- species (ganoderma / pleurotus)
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- source
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- substrate
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- type (sawdust / hemp hurd / coir)
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- treatment (sterilization / pasteurization)
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- moisture content
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- design
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- object shape / properties
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- mould / tool
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- colour / texture
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- finishing
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- dry (2hrs at 60 degrees C)
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- wax finish or dye (beesmax, natural dyes)
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- g. lucidum very difficult to cut & shape whendry, even using saws & files
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- environment
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- temperature / humidity / CO2 / light
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- card with technical details (bonus "bread crumbs")
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industry
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- who are the major players and what are they focused on?
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conclusion
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links / resources
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- websites
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- companies
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- papers
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