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soul mates for lifepartnering with fungi for

medicine and mycoremediation

Tradd CotterMushroom Mountain

“If we gaze deep, deep into nature, we will find the solutions for everything…”

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“If we gaze deep, deep into nature, we will find the solutions for everything…”

- Albert Einstein

www.dinosaurisle.com/images/Timelin

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Loglife.com

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DEVONIAN LANDSCAPE

350-420 MILLION YEARS AGO...

Dawson, 1888

20 Feet

Cooksonia – 3ft

Prototaxites

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INTERACTIONSKINGDOM

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Plant – Fungus - VirusThree-Way Symbiosis

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Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae

Cedar Apple Rust

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Ustilago maydis

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Significant Increase in Metabolite Production at Competitor Sites

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Metabolite Production at Competitor Sites

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Jack o’lanternOmphalotus illudens

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Total Maximum Daily Loads(TMDLs)

• Sediment• Pathogens• Nutrients• Metals• Dissolved Oxygen• Temperature• pH• Pesticides• Mercury• Organics

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BUILDING FUNGALBIOMASS

RecyclingAids

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Pestalotiopsis microspora

Polyurethane Degrading Fungus

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Cultivating on Ag waste and Weeds

• Spent Coffee• Cereal Straw (oat, wheat, rye)• Cotton Waste• Corn Waste• Kudzu• Water Hyacinth

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Vegetable Foliage Recycled and Used for Mushroom Cultivation Media

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Octanol – “Mushroom Alcohol”

www.celebratebig.com

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4. COMPOST AND VERMICULTURE FOR

SOIL AND WORM PRODUCTION

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SOIL REMEDIATION

IN SITU

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Lentinus lepideus

Chromated copper arsenate (CCA)

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SCREENING FUNGI

CHEMICAL

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Pleurotus ostreatus

ATRAZINE HERBICIDE AGAR

3X LABELED USE RATE

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DAY 10

DAY 12

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SCREENING FUNGI

BIOLOGICAL

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9-22-11

9-22-11

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SCREENING FUNGI

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

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Turkey Tails and other “Brackets”

HEMLOCK REISHI

Ganoderma tsugae

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RATE OF GROWTH

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King StrophariaStropharia rugoso-annulata

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MYCOPESTICIDESCollecting and Cultivating Entomopathogens

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www.lancs.ac.uk/staff/grahamr/

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Metarhizium feeding on Varroa Mites

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Daniel Winkler

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MUSHROOM MOUNTAINMYCOPESTICIDES

TARGET-SPECIFIC, Biologicalalternative to chemicals

Chemical

Pesticide

Large Target Window

MYCOPESTICIDALNarrow Target

Window

Broad Range Acephate Toxicity

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CHLORPYRIFOS

7.5 BILLION POUNDS OF PRODUCT USE

PER YEAR in U.S.

ACTIVE

INGREDIENT

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Medicinal MushroomsHistory and Future of Immune System Reinforcement

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MEDICINAL MUSHROOMS AND FUNGIKey Properties, Mechanisms and Targeted Treatments

• IMMUNE MODULATION• ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AND SUGAR

REGULATION• NERVE DEGENERATION AND DISORDERS• ANTIFUNGAL• ANTIBACTERIAL• CANCER REPLICATION AND APOPTOSIS• VIRUS INHIBITION

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Beta Glucans

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Cap Cuticle Pigmentation and Optimizing Wavelength Parameters

Red, light emission 580-660 nm, maximum at 631 nm; yellow, light emission 550-630 nm, maximum at 597 nm; Blue, light emission 420-550 nm, maximum at 463 nm;

Green, light emission 470-600 nm, maximum at 517 nm

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Figure 1. Effect of UV irradiation sources on the efficacy of vitamin D2 synthesis in oyster mushrooms.

Wu W-J, Ahn B-Y (2014) Statistical Optimization of Ultraviolet Irradiate Conditions for Vitamin D2 Synthesis in Oyster Mushrooms(Pleurotus ostreatus) Using Response Surface Methodology. PLoS ONE 9(4): e95359. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0095359

http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0095359

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Wood Ear

Auricularia auricula

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Cordyceps

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Biochemical Characteristics of Cordyceps

Origin of Cyclosporin –Immune suppressant used to prevent human organ

transplant rejection

Cordycepssubsessilis

Images: botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/jun2006.html

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Cordyceps militarisAttacks Lepidoptera and other Insect Pupae

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Common Cordyceps of the Carolinas

Cordyceps militarisAttacks Lepidoptera and other Insect Pupae

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Cordyceps ophioglossoides• Attacks Elaphomyces (false truffles)

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CordycepsElaphocordyceps ophioglossoides

Lion’s Mane or Pom Pom

Hericium erinaceus

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Maitake

Grifola frondosa

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TURKEY TAILTrametes versicolor

Almond Portabella

Agaricus blazei / Agaricusbrasiliensis

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Enoki or Velvet Foot

Flammulina velutipes

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AGARIKONLaricifomes officinale

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Lentinus strigosus

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Psilocybe cubensis

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The “Magic”

Mushrooms

silocybin

silocin

aeocystin

Gymnopilus spectabilis

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ColorsRed – Heart

Purple – JointsGreen – Liver

White – Lungs / SkinYellow – Spleen

Black – Kidneys / Brain

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CHAGA

Inonotus obliquus

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KING TUBERPleurotus tuber-reggium

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Pancreatic Cancer

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BIRD’SNEST

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Extracts and Preservation

LIVEDosage: 1 grams/kg body weight

Alcohol (ethanol) 90% - 2 weeks of living tissue blendedDilute to 20-23% alcohol for long term storage to avoid denaturing.

Store cold

DRIEDDosage: 2-5 grams/kg body weight

Store whole and powder just before use to limit oxidation.Encapsulate for ease consuming directly.

Boil Powder in water/alcohol bath until alcohol evaporates.Squeeze extract through filter. Repeat with fresh hot water. (sparging)

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MYCOINFUSION

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SCREENING FUNGI

BIOLOGICAL

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MYCOTEXTILES – PRODUCT INFUSION

WHAT WE HAVE ACCOMPLISHED

Isolation of Pure Culture

Beta

Testing

Discovery Prototype Construction

Antimicrobial Testing

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Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Staphylococcus aureus(MRSA)

Chicken of the WoodsLaetiporus sulphureus

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Average Time from Pre-discovery to FDA approved Drug12.75 Years

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WATER RESERVOIR

PATHOGEN RESERVOIR

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METABOLITE RESERVOIR

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SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTINGMINIMUM INHIBITORY CONCENTRATION (MIC)

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