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What if Pleurotus ostreatus appears "disruption" and "sterilization"?

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, After inoculation, the normally growing hyphae were dense, thick and white, developed forward in a fan shape, and the cotton shell material decomposed by the hyphae turned yellowish brown. If a certain section of mycelium breaks and does not connect, it is called "broken bacteria". This situation is caused by excessive water content of culture material and high temperature during the culture period. Choosing the appropriate humidity and temperature can prevent the phenomenon of "breaking bacteria". The phenomenon of degeneration and shrinkage of the hyphae that has grown on the culture material is called "de-sterilization". The culture material is too dry and loose, the mycelium is weak, the temperature is too high, the ventilation is poor, or it is infected by insect pests.

After inoculation, the normally growing hyphae were dense, thick and white, developed forward in a fan shape, and the cotton shell material decomposed by the hyphae turned yellowish brown. If a certain section of mycelium breaks and does not connect, it is called "broken bacteria". This situation is caused by excessive water content of culture material and high temperature during the culture period. Choosing the appropriate humidity and temperature can prevent the phenomenon of "breaking bacteria".

The phenomenon of degeneration and shrinkage of the hyphae that has grown on the culture material is called "de-sterilization". The culture material is too dry and loose, the mycelium is weak and weak, the temperature is too high, the ventilation is poor, or the infection of insect pests will cause the phenomenon of "sterilization". Improving the above conditions can prevent the occurrence of "sterilization".

 
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