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EUBCE 2024 - Carlos Orestes MARTÍN MEDINA - Spent Mushroom Substrate - Potential Feedstock for Biorefinery Exploitation

Spent Mushroom Substrate - Potential Feedstock for Biorefinery Exploitation

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Biorefineries processes and integration

Spent Mushroom Substrate - Potential Feedstock for Biorefinery Exploitation

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We show the potential of spent mushroom substrate (SMS), the main residue from the mushroom industry, as substrate for biorefineries. We have developed a biorefinery approach for valorizing SMS. Our valorization concept includes recovery of bioactive compounds from SMS, enzymatic saccharification of the polysaccharides, bioconversion of obtained sugars into valuable products, and upgrading lignin from the saccharification residue. Our preliminary trials with SMS from shiitake and oyster mushrooms reveal that the proposed approach is a suitable alternative for upgrading the residual substrate from mushroom cultivation.

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Carlos Orestes MARTÍN MEDINA

Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Biotechnology Dpt.

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I am a Professor at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences and at Umeå University (Sweden). I have a MSc degree in Wood chemical technology from the Leningrad Forest Academy (USSR and a PhD degree from the University of Matanzas (Cuba) in a sandwich model with Lund University (Sweden)

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Co-authors:

C.O. Martín Medina, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Hamar, NORWAY
S. Xiong, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeå, SWEDEN
V. Passoth, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, SWEDEN
K.O. Strætkvern, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Hamar, NORWAY
S.J. Klausen, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Hamar, NORWAY
L. A. Romero-Soto, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Hamar, NORWAY

Session reference: 3CV.6.4