What are the causes of deformed oyster mushroom fruiting bodies?
1. The primordia of the fruiting bodies differentiate poorly, taking on a cauliflower-like shape. The main cause is poor ventilation in the fruiting room and high carbon dioxide concentration. 2. The fruiting body caps are small and shrunken, and the stipes are long and hard. The main causes are high temperature, low humidity and poor ventilation. 3. The stipes of young mushrooms are slender and the caps are small. The main cause...
1. The primordia of the fruiting bodies differentiate poorly, taking on a cauliflower-like shape. The main cause is poor ventilation in the fruiting room and high carbon dioxide concentration.
2. The fruiting body caps are small and shrunken, and the stipes are long and hard. The main causes are high temperature, low humidity and poor ventilation.
3. The stipes of young mushrooms are slender and the caps are small. The main causes are poor ventilation and weak light.
4. The fruiting bodies grow into big-bellied mushrooms with thick stipes. The main causes are high temperature, poor ventilation and insufficient light.
5. Young mushrooms shrivel and die. The main causes are poor ventilation and humidity that is too high or too low.
6. The caps of oyster mushrooms turn blue. The main cause is damage from harmful gases such as carbon monoxide.