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Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry

Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry

Vol. 8, Issue 6 (2019)

Cultivation technology of Tricholoma giganteum on agricultural wastes to promote sustainable agriculture & doubling farmers income

Author(s):

NS Akhtar, Chandan Kumar, Dayaram and Prakash Mani Kumar

Abstract:
Tricholoma giganteum is the best mushroom for summer season having pleasant taste and good shelf life. The main objective of present study is to develop cultivation technologies for T. giganteum by recycling of locally available agricultural wastes to enhance farmer’s income. Five local isolates [CIP-12, CIP-17, CIP-18, CIP-19 and CIP-20] of T. giganteum were evaluated for yield potential against different parameters and result indicated that PDA (66.55) was the best media for radial growth (mm) of T. giganteum at 32 0C (66.94) followed by Malt Extract Agar (52.66), Wheat Straw Extract (50.94), Wheat + Paddy Straw Extract (46.83) and Maize Stone Extract (26.11) in case of media, and 35 0C (34.66), 38 0C (23.27) and 40 0C (11.22) in case of temperature. Among all substrates, wheat straw was proved superior and gave maximum yield in terms of per100 kg dry substrates (57.2kg) followed by Wheat + Paddy Straw (1:1) gave 51.0 kg but there is no fruiting was developed on Maize Stone alone. Among all casing materials Soil + Sand (3:1 ratio) was proved best which gave maximum yield in per100 kg dry substrates (71.0kg) followed by Spent Mushroom Compost (SMC) + Sand + Soil (1:1:1 ratio) gave 56.2kg and Soil alone gave minimum 50.6kg yield.

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How to cite this article:
NS Akhtar, Chandan Kumar, Dayaram and Prakash Mani Kumar. Cultivation technology of Tricholoma giganteum on agricultural wastes to promote sustainable agriculture & doubling farmers income. J Pharmacogn Phytochem 2019;8(6):2356-2361.

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