Fruit body production of Schizophyllum commune

Cultivation of tropical edible mushrooms has generated an enormous and growing interest because it represents a new alternative for various sectors to produce beneficial food products using environmentally friendly biotechnologies. In particular, the academic sector has prompted development of research to diversify means and techniques of cultivation while also integrating various aspects such as traditional knowledge and use of local genetic resources. In this chapter, data on biology and consumption of Schizophyllum commune Fr. in tropical regions are presented in addition to observations on cultivation of this fungus under semi-controlled conditions on several agricultural by-products from Tabasco, México.

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Main Authors: Cappello García, Silvia autora 14528, Carreño Ruiz, Santa Dolores autora, Gaitán Hernández, Rigoberto autor
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Language:eng
Subjects:Schizophyllum commune, Hongos comestibles, Basidiomycota, Cultivo de hongos, Artfrosur,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-ECOSUR:612232022-10-14T11:29:25ZFruit body production of Schizophyllum commune Cappello García, Silvia autora 14528 Carreño Ruiz, Santa Dolores autora Gaitán Hernández, Rigoberto autor textengCultivation of tropical edible mushrooms has generated an enormous and growing interest because it represents a new alternative for various sectors to produce beneficial food products using environmentally friendly biotechnologies. In particular, the academic sector has prompted development of research to diversify means and techniques of cultivation while also integrating various aspects such as traditional knowledge and use of local genetic resources. In this chapter, data on biology and consumption of Schizophyllum commune Fr. in tropical regions are presented in addition to observations on cultivation of this fungus under semi-controlled conditions on several agricultural by-products from Tabasco, México.Cultivation of tropical edible mushrooms has generated an enormous and growing interest because it represents a new alternative for various sectors to produce beneficial food products using environmentally friendly biotechnologies. In particular, the academic sector has prompted development of research to diversify means and techniques of cultivation while also integrating various aspects such as traditional knowledge and use of local genetic resources. In this chapter, data on biology and consumption of Schizophyllum commune Fr. in tropical regions are presented in addition to observations on cultivation of this fungus under semi-controlled conditions on several agricultural by-products from Tabasco, México.Schizophyllum communeHongos comestiblesBasidiomycotaCultivo de hongosArtfrosurUpdates on tropical mushrooms. Basic and applied research / José E. Sánchez, Gerardo Mata and Daniel J. Royse, editorsAcceso en línea sin restricciones
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topic Schizophyllum commune
Hongos comestibles
Basidiomycota
Cultivo de hongos
Artfrosur
Schizophyllum commune
Hongos comestibles
Basidiomycota
Cultivo de hongos
Artfrosur
spellingShingle Schizophyllum commune
Hongos comestibles
Basidiomycota
Cultivo de hongos
Artfrosur
Schizophyllum commune
Hongos comestibles
Basidiomycota
Cultivo de hongos
Artfrosur
Cappello García, Silvia autora 14528
Carreño Ruiz, Santa Dolores autora
Gaitán Hernández, Rigoberto autor
Fruit body production of Schizophyllum commune
description Cultivation of tropical edible mushrooms has generated an enormous and growing interest because it represents a new alternative for various sectors to produce beneficial food products using environmentally friendly biotechnologies. In particular, the academic sector has prompted development of research to diversify means and techniques of cultivation while also integrating various aspects such as traditional knowledge and use of local genetic resources. In this chapter, data on biology and consumption of Schizophyllum commune Fr. in tropical regions are presented in addition to observations on cultivation of this fungus under semi-controlled conditions on several agricultural by-products from Tabasco, México.
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Hongos comestibles
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Cultivo de hongos
Artfrosur
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Carreño Ruiz, Santa Dolores autora
Gaitán Hernández, Rigoberto autor
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Gaitán Hernández, Rigoberto autor
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title Fruit body production of Schizophyllum commune
title_short Fruit body production of Schizophyllum commune
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