Cultivation of edible mushroom Hiboukitake in caja bagasse by in Jun-Cao technique
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https://doi.org/10.20873/jbb.uft.cemaf.v4n2.pazKeywords:
Pleorotus sajor-caju, Spondias mombin bagasse, sugarcane bagasse, C/N ratioAbstract
Adapting to new waste to cultivate species of Pleurotus is currently one of the main processes of bioconversion of agro-industrial residues in edible products of high nutritional value. The present work, using the principle of clean technologies, cultured strain / lot EF-133/11 of Pleurotus sajor-caju on bagasse caja supplemented with crushed sugar cane. The biological efficiency (BE) obtained in Treatment 1 (T1 -composed of 70% bagasse sugarcane and 30% of bagasse caja) was 28.94 ± 3.62 and in Treatment 2 (T2 –composed of 50% bagasse sugarcane and 50% of bagasse caja) was 26.37 ± 5.01, these were not statistically different for the confidence interval of 95%, and the relationships C / N 52.00:1and 47.14:1, respectively. However it is perceived in a decay of BE T2, even with a high C / N ratio compared to T1, this feature is probably due to the fact that being a caja fruit, rather than the presence of pectin, which gives the bagasse a characteristic mucilaginous hindering gas exchange in the substrate and causing compaction. The standardization of cultivation bagasse cajá allows a reasonable BE can be used as a substrate for future commercial crops.
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