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NME -BOTANY
-MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
2-1
EDIBLE AND
NON-EDIBLE MUSHROOM
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
EDIBLE MUSHROOM
EDIBLEMUSHROOM
ThewordMushroom usedfortheEdibleMembersof
MacrofungiandTermedasFoodoftheGod.Thereare14,000Species
ofMushroomsReportedintheWorldMorethan2000Speciesare
RegardedasEdible,Lessthan25SpeciesareWidelyAcceptedasFood
andonlyabout12SpeciesofthemhavebeenDomesticatedand
ArtificiallyCultivated.
MushroomsarebecomingPopularnotonlyfortheirExotic
FlavourandTastebutalsofortheirNutritiveValue.MushroomsareRich
inProtein,DietaryFiber,VitaminsandMinerals,Moderate
CarbohydrateandLessLipid.MushroomisconsideredasaComplete,
HealthyandLowCalorieIdealFoodandsuitableforallAgeGroups
andoccupyaPlacebetweenMeatandVegetables.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
EDIBLE MUSHROOM
DistinctiveFeatureofEdibleMushrooms
PresenceofaAnnulusRing(ButtonMushroom)intheMiddleof
theStalkorVolva(PaddyStrawMushroom)attheBaseofthe
StalkoftheMushroom
AbsenceofAnnulusRingandVolvainOysterMushroom
EdibleMushroomsareDeliciousTaste.
TheyareSoft,LeatheryandWoody.
EdibleMushroomsareNotAttractiveColourful.
MostlyitisPleasantSmell.
GenerallyAnts,InsectsandotherAnimalsFeedtheMushrooms.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
EDIBLE MUSHROOM
Major Edible Mushrooms
The Major Edible Mushroom are
Button Mushroom (Agaricus bisporus)
Oyster Mushroom (Pleurotus sp.)
Paddy Straw Mushroom (Volvariella sp.)
Milky Mushroom (Calocybe indica)
Shiitake Mushroom (Lentinula edodes)
Wood Ear Mushroom (Auricularia sp.) etc
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
EDIBLE MUSHROOM
.
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ButtonMushroom
•ItisVeryPopularVarietyduetoits
DeliciousTaste,Nutritionaland
MedicinalValues.ThisMushroomis
distributedworldwideandpresently
morethan500speciesarereportedin
Agaricus.
•ItistheFirstlargestcultivated
mushroomintheworld.Many
Speciesareusedasfoodfortheir
nutritivevalueanditcontainsHigh
Protein(35%)and18%ofFiberin
DryWeight.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
EDIBLE MUSHROOM
.
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Oyster Mushroom
•ItistheSecondMostCultivated
Edibleanditcontains150Edible
Varietieswhichcangrowona
VarietyofSubstratesunderVaried
ConditionsinWorldwide.
•TheOysterMushroomhasHigh
Food Value,itContains
Carbohydrate(63%),Protein
(20%),Fiber(15%)andFat(2%)
inDryWeight.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
EDIBLE MUSHROOM
.
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MilkyMushroom
•ItisaspeciesofTropical
EdiblemushroomnativetoIndia.
IthasLongShelfLife,More
NutritiousandShorterCultivation
Duration.So,itbecomestheThird
Commercially Cultivated
MushroominIndiaafterButton
andOysterMushrooms.
•ItContains65%ofCarbohydrate,
18%ofProtein,4%ofFiberand
3%ofFat
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
EDIBLE MUSHROOM
.
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PaddyStrawMushroom
•Thismushroomisvery
popularforitstasteandflavor.
Therearemorethan19Edible
VarietiesareReportedin
StrawMushroom.
•ItContains 55%of
Carbohydrate,38% of
Protein,6%ofFiberand2%
ofFat
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
EDIBLE MUSHROOM
.
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ShiitakeMushroom
•ShiitakeisanativetoEastAsia,
popularasfoodandmedicineat
globallevel.
•Itisalsosecondmostimportant
edibleandmedicinalmushroom.
•Itiseatenlikevegetablesandit
Contains48%ofCarbohydrate,
33%ofProtein,28%ofFiberand
3%ofFat
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
EDIBLE MUSHROOM
.
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WoodEarMushroom
•ItisaJellyMushroom,Contains
62%ofCarbohydrate,5%of
Protein,20%ofFiberand8%of
Fatandfourthmostpopular
mushroomintheworldforits
nutritionalandmedicinalvalues.
•ItisVerypopularingredientin
manyChinesedishes,suchashot
andsoursoup,andalsousedin
Chinesemedicine.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
NONEDIBLEORPOISONOUSMUSHROOM
ThePoisonousMacrofungiarecalled‘Toadstool’.Theword
“Toadstool”means‘DeathChair’anditrepresentsPoisonous
andNon-EdibleMushrooms.
ManyMushroomsarePoisonousandNon-Edible.ItContains
Cytotoxic,PsychoactiveToxic,NephrotoxicNarcoticand
HallucinogenicandLethalCompoundsthatleadtomanyProblems
inGastrointestinal,Respiratory,NervousandCardiovascular
System.ThePracticalKnowledgeandExperiencearerequiredto
identifythePoisonousMushrooms.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
CharacteristicFeaturesofPoisonousMushrooms
ADistinctiveFeatureofPoisonousMushroomsisthePresenceof
BoththeStructuresaAnnulusRinginthemiddleofthestalk
andaVolva(acuporsaucerlikeStructure)atthebaseofthestalk
oftheMushroom.
TheyareVerySoft
TheSkinoftheCapcannotbeEasilyPeeledOff.
PoisonousMushroomsareColourfulandAttractive.
MilklikeExudationOozesoutfromthedamagedpartof
Mushroom.
PoisonousMushroomsaregenerallyBitterorSourinTaste
MostlyitisUnpleasantSmell.
GenerallyAnts,InsectsandotherAnimalsdonotFeed.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
MajorPoisonousMushrooms
CleftFootAmanitaMushroom(Amanitabrunnescens)
MagicMushrooms(Psilocybecubensis)
TornFiberCapMushroom(Inocybelacera)
FlyAgaricMushroom(Amanitamuscaria)
InkCapMushroom(Coprinopsisatramentaria)
BrainMushroom(Gyromitraesculenta)
SulphurTuftMushroom(Hypholomafasciculare)
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
CleftFootAmanitaMushroom
•The LethalCompound
Amatoxin foundinthe
MushroomCleftFootAmanita.
•Amatoxinmaycauseirritation
oftherespiratorytract,
headache,dizziness,nausea,
shortnessofbreath,coughing,
restlessness, diarrhoea,
gastrointestinaldisturbances,
backpain,urinaryfrequency,
liverandkidneydamageor
death.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
MagicMushrooms
•MagicMushrooms containsa
PsychoactiveandHallucinogenic
compoundcalledPsilocybin.
•PsilocybinisAffectsBrainand
NervousSystemanditleadsto
Excitement,Peacefulness,Spiritual
Awakening, Derealization,
Depersonalization, Distorted
Thinking,Dizziness,Drowsiness,
MuscleWeakness,UnusualBody
Sensations,Nausea, Paranoia,
ConfusionandVomiting
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
TornFiberCapMushroom
•TornFiberCapMushroomContains
aToxicCompoundcalledMuscarine.
•MuscarineaffectsGastrointestinal,
RespiratoryandCardiovascular
system
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
FlyAgaricMushroom
•ItContainsaNarcoticand
Hallucinogenic Compound
MuscimolandaPsychoactive
CompoundIbotenate.
•ItCausesthePantherine
MuscariaSyndromeinHumans,
whichischaracterizedby
DrynessofMouth,LossofBody
Movement,
Confusion,Excitement,Giddines
s,TirednessandDrowsiness.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
InkCapMushroom
•CoprineisaMycotoxinreportedin
InkCapMushroom.
•ItcausesCoprinusSyndrome
includessymptomslikeFacial
Reddening,Nausea,Vomiting,
Nervousness,Shivers,Burningand
sometimesExcessiveSalivation.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
BrainMushroom
•GyromitrinisaCarcinogenpresent
inBrainMushroom.
•TheMainSymptomofGyromitrin
istoDelaytheFunctionofthe
CentralNervousSystem.AsaResult
Stomach Cramps, Diarrhoea,
Jaundicewhilesevereleadsto
Convulsions,ComaorDeath.
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MUSHROOM CULTIVATION
NON-EDIBLEOR POISONOUS MUSHROOM
SulphurTuftMushroom
•ThePrincipalToxinofSulphurTuft
MushroomisaSteroidknown
asFasciculol.
•Itisabitterandpoisonous
Mushroom causesVomiting,
DiarrhoeaandConvulsions.
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