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Detailed Methods for the Prevention and Control of Slime Mold Disease in Bamboo Fungus
Once bamboo fungus (Phallus indusiatus) is attacked by slime mold, the losses are extremely severe, and mushroom growers everywhere should pay attention to this. This article provides a brief introduction to the damage symptoms, causes of the disease, and prevention and control measures. 1. Pathogen: The pathogen of bamboo fungus slime mold disease is Comatricha pulchella (C. Bab) Rost, also known as the beautiful hair net. Its form consists of sporangia growing in groups, sometimes densely packed, stalked, oval to cylindrical, slightly pointed at the top, dark brown or rusty colored, with a total height of 0.7-1.5mm; the stalk is black, generally shorter than the sporangium, rarely reaching half of the total height; the cyst base membrane is thin and membranous, disc-shaped and solitary, or a group forming a continuous sheet; the columella is straight, gradually tapering upward, nearly reaching the top of the sporangium; the capillitium is dense, curved, dark brown, with main branches relatively thick, branches gradually thinning, with many connections, few free ends, spores spherical, brown when in masses, with a diameter of 6.5-8cm.
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How to Control Cutworm Pests in Corn Fields
This year is a once-in-a-century year of severe drought. Due to the drought, cutworms have broken out severely in Taiyi Township, Dali City. The cutworm is also called the soil silkworm, earth silkworm, or root-cutting worm. It is a relatively common underground pest. The life cycle of the cutworm is divided into egg, larva, pupa, and adult (moth)
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How to cultivate Houttuynia cordata? Four key points explained at once
Houttuynia cordata is fairly common in our country. I often see wild Houttuynia cordata by the pond at home. I remember when I was little, whenever I had a cough, I would boil Houttuynia cordata in water and drink it, and the effect was very good, so I have had a deep impression of Houttuynia cordata since childhood.
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How often should you water the Echeveria 'Mebina' succulent? Solve mushy and falling leaves this way
The Echeveria 'Mebina' succulent has a rather compact form, with a ring of red at its tip and green below, making it look very beautiful. Many people like to grow the Echeveria 'Mebina' succulent, but not many can grow it well, and leaf drop often occurs, so
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How often should you water a Calathea orbifolia? Learn how to solve the root rot problem
Calathea orbifolia is a plant with relatively large leaves, which are commonly green with some striped markings on them, giving it a certain ornamental value. Many households now like to grow it, but during the growing process, if it is not cared for properly, it may
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Aloe Vera Planting Methods and Watering Frequency Explained in Detail
Aloe vera is a plant that prefers shade and cannot tolerate strong direct sunlight, and it is now found in many places on the market. Many people like to buy it and take it home to grow, but what everyone most wants to know is probably its planting methods. Let's learn about them together below.
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How to Grow Scallions? Planting Methods and Precautions Explained at Once
Scallions look bright green and smell very fresh and fragrant. They can be bought in every season, so they are one of the more common seasoning ingredients in the kitchen. If you need to use some in daily life, going out to buy them is rather troublesome. It would be better to grow some at home, so how
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How many days does Lobelia take to germinate? There is a trick to how often to water it
Lobelia is a flower introduced into China from abroad, and it is now distributed in many places across the country. Lobelia has a beautiful appearance and blooms small purple flowers, which is why it has attracted many people to grow it. During cultivation, many people do not know
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How often should air plants be watered, and how do you sow and propagate them?
When it comes to air plants, many people may not know what they are. In fact, air plants can be said to be the only plants on Earth that do not need soil and grow entirely in the air. An occasional spritz of water is enough for them to grow very well, and they can also produce very beautiful flowers.
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How Often to Water Cineraria? A Detailed Guide to the Four Care Stages
Cineraria is a very interesting plant. Its leaves are very down-to-earth, resembling the palm-shaped leaves of cucurbit plants with a slight fuzz, while its flowers look like chrysanthemums that have changed color, which is why we call it cineraria (Pericallis hybrida) - a name that fits its appearance perfectly.
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