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Control measures of flat phloem of Lentinus edodes

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, Streptomyces oblatus, also known as Gleoderma verticillata. It belongs to basidiomycetes subphylum, lamellae, non-pleurocetes, phloem, phloem. This fungus is a large wood-rotting fungus with a sessile cap, flat or semicircular, leathery, protruding at the base, (2mur12) cm × (2mur7) cm long and wide, often connected to each other, eggshell or light tea brown fluff, color fading to smoky gray, narrow, smooth, brown or light brown concentric band, complete or slightly petaloid edge, smooth seed layer, light flesh color, and more in nature.

Streptomyces oblatus, also known as Gleoderma verticillata. It belongs to basidiomycetes subphylum, lamellae, non-pleurocetes, phloem, phloem. This fungus is a large wood-rotting fungus, with a sessile, flat or semicircular, leathery, protruding base, long and wide (2mur12) cm × (2mur7) cm, often connected to each other, eggshell or light tea brown fluff, color fading to smoky gray, narrow, smooth, brown or light brown concentric band, complete or slightly petaloid edge, smooth seed layer, light flesh color. In nature, it grows on the rotten wood of broad-leaved trees, harms Lentinus edodes, Auricularia auricula and Tremella fuciformis in the cultivation of edible mushroom, competes with edible fungi for water and nutrition, affects the mycelium growth and reduces the yield of Lentinus edodes.

Control method: scrape off the fruiting body in time, bury it or burn it away from the mushroom field, then brush the surface with 0.1% liter mercury solution, dry and then brush with 1% Bordeaux solution.

 
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