Agaricus blazei Murrill cultivation: which diseases and insect pests should be controlled when planting Agaricus blazei Murrill?

Which diseases and insect pests should be controlled when planting Agaricus blazei Murrill? Do netizens can guide Agaricus blazei Murrill in the process of planting common diseases and pests are slugs, mites, nematodes, mushroom mosquitoes, mushroom flies, umbrella fungus, walnut fleshy fungus and verrucosporium, Agaricus blazei Murrill has the ability to resist miscellaneous bacteria, generally free from miscellaneous bacteria, the key is to pay great attention to ventilation, so as not to make the mushroom room or bed surface too wet for a long time. The following describes the detailed prevention and control methods for netizens' reference. 1. Slugs: the control effect of using 6% Mida granule twice can reach 93.6%, and the control effect of killing 20G/ mu with 70% WP 100 snails can reach 87.4%. (how to operate with these particles, just a little bit finer! (2) mites: pasteurization of culture material can effectively control the occurrence of miscellaneous bacteria, mixed with triclofenac, or sprayed with chrysanthemum esters on the bed, and fumigated with aluminum phosphide in severe cases. 3. Nematodes: the culture material can effectively kill nematodes by pasteurization. In mild cases, double milk (50x) or marathon emulsion (500X) was used to spray the material surface, and in severe cases, aluminum phosphide was used to fumigate the mushroom room. 4. Mushroom mosquitoes: sprayed with pyrethroid (1000X) or dimethoate (1000X). 5. Mushroom fly: the control effect of using 2.5EC cypermethrin 3000 times for 3 times can reach 84Mu90.3%. 6. Ghost umbrella bacteria: the maturity of the culture material should be good. When there is too much free ammonia, it should be treated with formaldehyde before going to bed. If the bed surface has appeared, the ghost umbrella should be removed immediately and disappear by itself after the temperature drops. 7. Walnut fleshy bacteria: the control effect of 2000 times with 50%WP can reach 76.0%. 8. Verrucosporosis: the culture material is required to be fermented twice in the mushroom, pasteurized by steam (keep 6 ℃ for 10 hours), the soil is disinfected with 50% formalin (2KG/M2 soil), and the bed and surrounding environment are evenly sprayed with efficient fungicides or carbendazim when transferring water after covering the soil. When the disease occurs, you should immediately stop spraying water, increase ventilation, reduce the temperature and humidity of the mushroom room, dig up the diseased mushroom, mycelium and cover soil, replace it with new soil, spray the above pesticides evenly on the affected site, and use the same concentration as above or double. In severe cases, the mushroom room was fumigated with formalin (10ML/M) or aerosol disinfection box (2-4G/M) for 1 hour, ventilated for 3 days, and then sprayed after the bed was dry. Click to get more planting techniques of Agaricus blazei Murrill