Fungal Diversity: Ecology and Metabolites

Description

life sciences is being done in mycology. Like plants and animals, fungi are one of the three leading evolutionary groups. Beyond ordinary systematics, diversity, and environmental investigations, fungal multidimensional characteristics of fundamental and applied importance projected their potential. The current book focuses on numerous aspects of current mycology difficulties in light of the enormous breakthroughs in the area. Aquatic ecology, diversity and phylogeny, mutualism and interactions, possible metabolites, pathology and poisons, fungal infections and prophylaxis, cell permeabilization, and advancements in monocarboxylate transporters in yeasts are among the subjects covered, with a focus on cancer therapy. The content in this volume is beneficial for mycologists as it covers the cutting-edge fields of mycology that deal with diversity, ecological amplitudes, assessment techniques, novel metabolites, and bioprospecting opportunities.