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Early prevention of dry bubble disease in cultivated Pleurotus ostreatus

Published: 2024-11-08 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/08, Dry bubble disease is one of the main diseases of Pleurotus ostreatus. The pathogen has formed infection in the germ stage of Pleurotus ostreatus, and grows synchronously with the hyphae of Pleurotus ostreatus, but does not show symptoms temporarily, and the mycelium invades in the stage of mushroom emergence. The injured fungus lid appears dark brown sunken and attached with white powder; the stalk is uneven and malformed; the diseased mushroom is anhydrous.

Dry bubble disease is one of the main diseases of Pleurotus ostreatus. The pathogen has formed infection in the germ stage of Pleurotus ostreatus, and grows synchronously with the hyphae of Pleurotus ostreatus, but does not show symptoms temporarily, and the mycelium invades in the stage of mushroom emergence. The injured fungus lid appeared dark brown sunken and attached with white powder; the stalk was uneven and malformed; the diseased mushroom had no water swelling, no mucus, no odor, and finally showed dry and withered shape. The pathogen lives in the soil for a long time and spreads widely, so it should be prevented from the treatment of base material. 1. Select high quality and high resistance strains. Limited to the technical conditions, the strain can not be detoxified at present, and the age-appropriate strain with high resistance should be introduced. 2. Disinfect the strain culture room and mushroom shed. Thoroughly clean up the internal and external hygiene, spray the traceless liquid twice, and use phoxim to control insects. 3. Secondary fermentation of base material. The spores germinate in the early fermentation and are easy to be killed in the secondary fermentation, although the cost is slightly higher, but it can be prevented. 4. Growth period management. During the germicidal period, mushroom Shixianling and other agents were sprayed every 3-7 days to inhibit exotic bacteria. During the mushroom emergence period, the conditions of water, air, temperature and light should be strictly regulated, especially the appropriate moisture content of the overlying soil layer and ventilation in the greenhouse should be strictly maintained, and drugs should be sprayed to prevent exotic bacteria. 5. post-morbidity treatment. If the fruiting body is found to have the harm of dry bubble disease, the range of 1-2 meters should be expanded to remove the fruiting body and soil covering materials, and all the tools entering the shed should be soaked in formaldehyde 20 times dilution for 3 hours, and then put into 5% lime water for disinfection; the new overlying soil materials should be treated without trace; blanket spraying in the mushroom shed will remove all diseases without trace; strengthen insect prevention measures; burn or deeply bury the diseased remains and soil covering materials; spray carbendazim on the outside of the shed and walls.

 
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