Effect of different substrates and supplements on the growth and yield of Pleurotus floridanus Singer
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Effect of different substrates and supplements on the growth and yield of Pleurotus floridanus Singer
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Pleurotus floridanus Singer was cultivated on wheat straw, paddy straw in pure form and supplement of wheat bran (15%) and lime (4%) to investigate their influence on mycelial growth, primordia appearance their maturity, flush wise yield, total yield and biological efficiency. A best mycelial growth (27.00±1.06 days), first primordia appearance (32.25±1.16 days) their maturity (34.00±0.92 days), maximum yield in each flush, total yield (1054.0 ±34.49g) and highest percent of biological efficiency (105.4%) was recorded on paddy straw + wheat bran 15%. Among all the used combination the slowest mycelial growth (32.00 ±1.30 days), most delay pinhead appearance (43.37 ±0.74 days) their maturity (48.00±1.06 days), minimum yield in each flush, total yield (633.00±22.53g) and lowest percent of B.E (63.37%) was recorded on wheat straw + wheat bran 15% + lime 4%. This study provide a solely information about cultivation and using of best substrate for mushroom cultivation and obtaining effective yield.
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Muhammad Ishaq, Muhammad Fiaz, Saifullah, Muhammad Binyameen Khan, Shariat Ullah, Rameez Khan (2018), Effect of different substrates and supplements on the growth and yield of Pleurotus floridanus Singer; JBES, V12, N6, June, P305-310
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