Biologists grew them based on Phoma type mushrooms they collected from peach trees and enriched them with gold. The resulting nanoparticles are active in the fight against viruses, diabetes and tuberculosis, creating great opportunities for further research.
The scientists also conducted an experiment on the pathogenic fungus Rhizoctonia solani with the resulting particles; The particles destroyed approximately 93% of dangerous organisms.
Source: Ferra
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