Mycology is the study of fungi. What are novel fungi that are not poisonous but has high fiber degradability.
Hello, google search will give you more results.
See link below may be useful for you.
Good luck!
https://www.google.am/amp/s/www.researchgate.net/publication/251586108_Improving_ruminal_degradability_of_oil_palm_fronds_using_white_rot_fungi/amp
Hello, google search will give you more results.
See link below may be useful for you.
Good luck!
https://www.google.am/amp/s/www.researchgate.net/publication/251586108_Improving_ruminal_degradability_of_oil_palm_fronds_using_white_rot_fungi/amp
There are literally thousands of papers on this subject: do you have access to a literature database? Even Google scholar (as suggested by the answerer above) will give you a start. The part of your question I don't understand is the "ruminant" part; you want to use fungi in conjunction with digestion by animals? If you explained that part to us, you might be able to narrow your search.
Thank @Nina Shish off. The ruminant part has to do with feed digestibility of ruminant diet which is mostly foraged based. Digesting highly fibrous feed material like straw, crop by-producuct is also important for farmer who cannot afford high concentrate diet.
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