Cultivation of Agaricus bisporus X25 on Reed Plant Phragmites australis Straw Decomposed by Using Actinomycetes

Abstract

The reed plant is available as economic alternative instead of wheat straw in state unavailable or the high prices to use it in the preparing compost for cultivation of Agaricus bisporus X25. In significant P

Keywords

• Bio-recycling,compost,food,white button mushroom

Agaricus bisporus X25’in Actinomycetes Kullanarak Saz Bitkisi Phragmites australis Üzerinde Yetiştirilmesi

Abstract

S az bitkisi, Agaricus bisporus X25’in yetiştirilmesi için buğday samanının, hazırlama kompostunda kullanılmak üzere bulunmadığı veya yüksek maliyetli olduğu durumlarda ekonomik bir alternatif olarak kullanılır. Belirgin olarak P

Keywords

• Bio-geri dönüşüm,kompost,gıda,beyaz düğme mantar

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