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Fig 1. Apparent density of the wood and Quercus acutíssima bark and axenic substrate at initial (without inoculum of L
Table 1: Physical–chemical and elementary characterization of Quercus acutíssima (QA) and axenic substrate (AS)
Table 3: Chemical and mineral composition of L. edodes produced in Quercus acutíssima (QA) and axenic substrate (AS)

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