Figures & data
Figure 1. Biomorphology of some Agrocybe species. (a) A. cylindracea in the wild. (b) Cultivated A. cyclindraceae. (c) A. praecox in the wild.
![Figure 1. Biomorphology of some Agrocybe species. (a) A. cylindracea in the wild. (b) Cultivated A. cyclindraceae. (c) A. praecox in the wild.](/cms/asset/6794ed8c-9a05-4494-a703-70430300f387/tmyc_a_2292994_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 1. Molecular weight, monosaccharide composition, molar ratio, and activity of Agrocybe polysaccharides.
Figure 2. Schematic representation of the regulatory mechanism of lectin (AAL) in tumour tumour-bearing mice.
![Figure 2. Schematic representation of the regulatory mechanism of lectin (AAL) in tumour tumour-bearing mice.](/cms/asset/6da3e7e6-ae52-474b-979d-822daba4c4fa/tmyc_a_2292994_f0002_oc.jpg)
Figure 9. The typical sesquiterpene synthase phylogenetic tree in basidiomycetes, sesquiterpenoids produced by STSs (Agr1–Agr11) from Agrocybe aegerita.
![Figure 9. The typical sesquiterpene synthase phylogenetic tree in basidiomycetes, sesquiterpenoids produced by STSs (Agr1–Agr11) from Agrocybe aegerita.](/cms/asset/5ff4c013-356e-4b91-a313-1213186c6524/tmyc_a_2292994_f0009_oc.jpg)
Table 2. Biological activity of Agrocybe secondary metabolites and their producers.