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Wet impregnation technique was used, where the metal content maintained around 4 wt.%.

In some cases, soil properties interacted with vegetation structure: soils high in clay content maintained high recruitment even with a decrease in production.

The soil frozen processes had a beneficial effect on soil water conservation with reduced evaporation and seepage, and high water content maintained, which could be useful for plant germination in the following spring.

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The spawned bags were then incubated in growth chamber at 25 ± 3 °C for approximately 15 days in suspended position till entire straw got tightly bound by mycelia (spawn run) with moisture content maintained at 70%%.

The glucose content maintained a relatively stable level both in the light and dark periods in the control, S-IM and racemate-treated groups.

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The data on exchangeable cations exhibit strong variability through the core KB1, whereas the C content maintains high values from the depth of 3.5 m upwards.

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In addition, 5% HRW treatment significantly decreases ROS content, maintains the biomass and polar growth morphology of mycelium, and decreases secondary metabolism under HAc-induced oxidative stress in G. lucidum (Ren et al. 2016).