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Exploring the progress and techniques of cultivating oyster mushrooms: A comprehensive review

Rimita DuttaAnkan BakshiSuprabuddha KunduSudip SenguptaSahely KanthalTanmoy Sarkar

Abstract

Mushrooms are edible fungi which is suitable for wide range of age group. It produces high quantity of quality food which has high biological value grown on many substrates. Mushroom can supply a high protein diet and lower calorific value so it is suitable for heart patients as it also contains all kinds of amino acids needed by human body. And we all know that there are many different species of mushroom and among those species, oyster mushroom is most commonly cultivated. The steps involved in cultivating oyster mushroom are substrate preparation, spawning of substrate, incubation, fruiting and harvesting. Complete process takes 25-30 days to get a good and healthy yield but due to the lack of knowledge related to causes and outbreak of diseases, oyster mushroom production has decreased therefore, the main objective behind writing of this review article is to learn more about the causal agents or factors and to reach out the appropriate control measures for the diseases of oyster mushroom.

Fungal Biology and ApplicationsOysterMushroomFisheryBiologyFood science
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Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology
Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology · 2013 · 3,551 citations
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