The Effect Of Different Media On The Mycelial Growth Of Pleurotus Pulmonarius
ABSTRACT
The use of the word
"mushroom" is often restricted to an umbrella a. shape reproductive
known as carpophore or basidiocarp with gills on the lower surface belonging to
basidioniycotina. In a general concept however, a mushroom is a reproductive
structure of any fleshy fungus, generally edible in nature irrespective of
whether it is an agaric or not (Nair and Balakristian, 1995). In popular usage,
mushrooms arc fungi that produce conspicuous fruit bodies. The only visible
part of a fungus, fruit bodies vary from the well known sap and steam type
(Nair el al., 1995). The modern and more acceptable definition of mushroom is
that they arc sp01e — producing fruits bodies of higher fungi that develop from
an extensive mass of line thread-like hyphac, which are collectively known as
mycelium, Presentin the ground or other substrata on which the f'ungus grows
(Chang, 1992).
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NWAUGO, N (2021). The Effect Of Different Media On The Mycelial Growth Of Pleurotus Pulmonarius . Mouau.afribary.org: Retrieved Nov 23, 2024, from https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/work/view/the-effect-of-different-media-on-the-mycelial-growth-of-pleurotus-pulmonarius-7-2
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N, NWAUGO. "The Effect Of Different Media On The Mycelial Growth Of Pleurotus Pulmonarius " Mouau.afribary.org (2021). Accessed 23 Nov. 2024. https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/work/view/the-effect-of-different-media-on-the-mycelial-growth-of-pleurotus-pulmonarius-7-2