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LaFrance virus disease Of all the diseases confronting mushroom growers, none have been the subject of more confusion than viral diseases. Viral diseases can be…
Fungal Diseases The life cycle for fungal pathogens like Dry Bubble, Trichoderma, and Cobweb is simple, Figure 1. Spores germinate into mycelium, which forms structures…
We are observing that the amount of mycelium in the casing soil often leaves much to be desired. Ideally, thick mycelium strands should grow from…
One of the most effective ways to avoid diseases in the mushroom industry is a cook-out at the end (or beginning) of each cycle. To…
Dry Bubble Disease is a common fungal disease of the commercial white and brown mushroom Agaricus bisporus. Understanding more about the biology of the fungus…
Why is casing soil used? There are two main reasons: 1. the Pseudomonas putida bacterium; 2. to regulate evaporation. Mushrooms will not grow without evaporation.…
After the last water during the incubation in the casing soil, the grower wants the mycelium to grow onto the surface. To ensure a good…
A few years ago, it was standard practice to give a significant amount of water in the first few days after casing. It was common…
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