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The Journal of Macrofungi is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing research and knowledge in the fields of macrofungi, including their classification, distribution, and ecological interactions. Our scope covers all aspects of fungal research, including taxonomy, ecology, biotechnology, and more. We invite original research, reviews, and discussions that align with the following areas: Free Of Charge now.
Identification, classification, and biodiversity studies of macrofungi from various ecosystems.
Ecological roles of mushrooms, environmental factors affecting fungal growth, and the role of macrofungi in ecosystem services.
Genetic studies, strain improvement, and hybrid mushroom development for increased productivity and resistance.
Metabolic pathways, enzyme production, and stress responses in edible and medicinal mushrooms.
Exploration of bioactive compounds, therapeutic effects, and nutritional profiling of macrofungi species.
Application of nanomaterials in mushroom production, preservation, disease control, and enhancement of functional properties.
Investigations on fungal, viral, and bacterial diseases affecting mushroom cultivation, with a focus on diagnosis, control, and impact on productivity.
Use of artificial intelligence, neural networks, and image recognition for mushroom species identification, spoilage detection, and assessment of edibility and safety.
Utilization of spent mushroom substrate (SMS) in organic farming, soil enrichment, composting, and sustainable waste management practices.
Studies on plant-fungal interactions, symbiosis, and their benefits in agriculture and forestry.
Medical, agricultural, environmental, and industrial applications of macrofungi, including bioremediation and biofertilizers.
Surveys and spatial analyses of mushroom diversity across different regions and climates.
Documentation of traditional, indigenous, and culinary uses of mushrooms around the world.
Strategies for conserving fungal biodiversity and studying the role of macrofungi in climate adaptation and carbon cycling.
Contributions that promote fungal literacy, outreach programs, and educational resources in the field of mycology.
We welcome contributions from researchers, educators, and scientists in the mycology field, as well as professionals from other relevant disciplines.