Studies on some rquirements for vegetative growth of two Pleurotus spp. [electronic resource].

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: P. 27-38Other title:
  • دراسات على بعض متطلبات النمو الخضرى لنوعين من فطرة بليوروتس [Added title page title]
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  • Egyptian journal of microbiology, 2003 v.38 (1) [electronic resource].
Subject(s): Online resources: In: Egyptian Journal of Microbiology 2003.V.38(1)Summary: Effect of some physiological factors on the growth of Pleurotus columbinus and Pleurotus pulmonarius have been investigated. The tested fungi had the same optimum temperature range 25-30°C. P. columbinus was slightly more tolerant to higher temperatures than P. pulmonarius. Both fungi preferred neutral medium and widely used carbohydrates. Sucrose and galactose were the best carbon sources for P. pulmonarius and P. columbinzus, respectively. Asparagine was efficiently utilised by the two fungi. Growth response was strong at a wide range of 0.04-0.48% nitrogen in the medium which is equivalent to 32:1-2.63:1 C/N ratios
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Effect of some physiological factors on the growth of Pleurotus columbinus and Pleurotus pulmonarius have been investigated. The tested fungi had the same optimum temperature range 25-30°C. P. columbinus was slightly more tolerant to higher temperatures than P. pulmonarius. Both fungi preferred neutral medium and widely used carbohydrates. Sucrose and galactose were the best carbon sources for P. pulmonarius and P. columbinzus, respectively. Asparagine was efficiently utilised by the two fungi. Growth response was strong at a wide range of 0.04-0.48% nitrogen in the medium which is equivalent to 32:1-2.63:1 C/N ratios

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