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How to control the leaf spot of mushroom

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, Mushroom leaf spot, also known as brown spot, bacterial spot. The pathogen is a kind of eosinophilic Pseudomonas Torrance. It is transmitted by insects, utensils, hands of staff and other media. The disease is serious when the pH value of the covered soil of the mushroom bed is less than 5.5.The disease is serious when the ventilation is poor, the humidity is too high, and the bacterial cover is always sticky and wet after spraying water. The symptoms are: generally only infect the epidermis of the mushroom lid, making it appear yellowish brown, rust-like spots of different sizes at first, and then gradually turn brown or black, sometimes with mucus on the lid.

Mushroom leaf spot, also known as brown spot, bacterial spot. The pathogen is a kind of eosinophilic Pseudomonas Torrance. It is transmitted by insects, utensils, hands of staff and other media. The disease is serious when the pH value of the covered soil of the mushroom bed is less than 5.5.The disease is serious when the ventilation is poor, the humidity is too high, and the bacterial cover is always sticky and wet after spraying water. Its symptoms are: generally only infect the epidermis of mushroom lid, making it appear yellow-brown rust-like spots of different sizes at first, then gradually become brown or black, and sometimes there will be scars with mucus on the lid. The disease spreads rapidly. When the infection is mild, the mushroom shape is normal. In severe cases, hundreds of sunken spots appear in the mushroom lid or the disease spot expands to show stripes, and the fruiting body is deformed. The stalk is sometimes infected with longitudinal concave spots.

Methods of prevention and control:

The main results are as follows: (1) when covering the soil, the pH value of the soil layer should be adjusted to 6.5 Mel 8, and the ventilation should be strengthened during cultivation.

(2) when the disease is serious, the temperature and humidity of mushroom room should be controlled. 0.04% oxytetracycline and 0.04% streptomycin were sprayed on the mushroom bed every other day. The pH value of the subsequent mushroom bed spraying should be adjusted to 8 until the pH value of the soil layer is maintained at 6.5 Mel 7.5.

(3) sprinkling a thin layer of quicklime powder on the surface of the overlying soil layer can also effectively control the development of the disease.

 
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