Effect of Interaction of Various Nitrogenous and Ligno-cellulosic Amendments on Biomass Production of Pleurotus Florida

Payal Ghosh and Mohan Biswas

  • Page No:  437 - 439
  • Published online: 07 Dec 2012

  • Abstract
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Pleurotus florida, commonly known as oyster mushroom, grows easily on various agricultural wastes, having high content of protein which contains essential amino acids. This study was carried out to determine the optimal parameters for the produc­tion of P. florida in lateritic zone of West Bengal State in India under uncontrolled environmental condition. Among all the nitrogenous supplementation, saw dust showed maximum bio-efficiency followed by rice bran. Among the interaction study of vari­ous oil types, maximum yield on coconut oil followed by sunflower oil amendment was obtained. 

Keywords :    Pleurotus florida, amendment, bio-efficiency, oyster mushroom, supplementation


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Ghosh P, Biswas M. Effect of Interaction of Various Nitrogenous and Ligno-cellulosic Amendments on Biomass Production of Pleurotus Florida IJBSM [Internet]. 07Dec.2012[cited 8Feb.2022];3(1):437-439. Available from: http://www.pphouse.org/ijbsm-article-details.php?article=264

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