According to a worldwide survey, about 90 kinds of wastes have been proven to be useful for oyster mushroom growing, among these, wastes such as cereal straw, saw dust and wood logs can be re-divided into at least 100 individual type of waste linked to different plant species. It means that in fact a range about 200 different wastes are available as oyster mushroom substrates (Poppe, 2004). Most of these wastes have a C/N ratio between 32 and 600 and a pH 5.0 and 7.5 (Poppe, 2000). A lot of work has been...
Thursday, 2 April 2015
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