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Control of mushroom powdery mildew

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, Powdery mildew is caused by Monosporium roseum infection and is transmitted by soil cover, airflow and water. It occurs seriously under the condition that the culture material is wet. The symptoms are white villous hyphae at the beginning of the cap, followed by pink powder mold. When the disease is serious, the red powder mold is very thick, the fungal folds are red and pink, and the mushroom body is stiff and dry. Prevention and control measures: strengthen ventilation and control the water content of soil cover and culture materials. Spray 500-fold carbendazim solution and 800-fold topiramate solution in the ward.

Powdery mildew is caused by Monosporium roseum infection and is transmitted by soil cover, airflow and water. It occurs seriously under the condition that the culture material is wet. The symptoms are white villous hyphae at the beginning of the cap, followed by pink powder mold. When the disease is serious, the red powder mold is very thick, the fungal folds are red and pink, and the mushroom body is stiff and dry.

Prevention and control measures: strengthen ventilation and control the water content of soil cover and culture materials. Spray 500-fold carbendazim solution and 800-fold topiramate solution in the ward.

 
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