Fungal Bio-Revolution: Sustainable Solutions for Agricultural Waste Management

This book aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the role of microfungi in agricultural waste management, integrating scientific research with practical applications. The primary objectives are to:

• Examine the biological mechanisms underlying fungal decomposition of agricultural waste.
• Identify key microfungal species and their enzymatic capabilities in organic matter breakdown.
• Explore the environmental and agricultural benefits of fungal-based waste management systems.
• Present experimental findings and case studies that demonstrate the efficiency of microfungi in different agricultural settings.
• Address the challenges and limitations associated with large-scale fungal waste management applications.
• Propose policy recommendations and future research directions for optimizing fungal applications in sustainable agriculture.

The scope of the book spans fundamental microbial ecology, applied fungal biotechnology, and agricultural sustainability. It seeks to bridge the gap between microbiology, agriculture, and environmental science, offering practical insights for researchers, farmers, and policymakers. The integration of laboratory-based studies, field trials, and case studies provides a holistic perspective on the potential of microfungi as sustainable agents of agricultural waste management.