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SUBSTRATES (OTHER STRAINS)
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TECHNICAL SHEET PLEUROTUS NEBRODENSIS |
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Resistance to minimal temperatures: |
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Weak if below 10°C |
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Resistance to thermal rise: |
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Good up to 25° |
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Colour: |
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White |
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Size: |
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Medium-Large |
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Mycelium colour: |
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Candid white |
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Yield: |
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Medium |
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Early grow at 16-18°C and 90% relative
humidity: |
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30-40 days |
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Best cultivation timeframe: |
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Late spring |
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Resistance |
| Mushroom
with good resistance to Trichoderma viride
and bacteria. Discreet resistance to
Dactylium dendroides. |
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Growing
environmente |
| Greenhouses
with 90% shading cloth, possibly paved and
with good hygiene, best if located in hills
or mountains. If practiced as hobby the
cultivation can be carried out in gardens or
cellars with good light conditions. Absence
of variations in temperature and humidity is
preferred.
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from 000 to 200 mt over mean sea level |
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from 200 to 500 mt over mean sea level |
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from 500 to 1000 mt over mean sea level |
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Strain details: |
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Pleurotus nebrodensis is a well know and
much appreciated mushroom (especially in the
Murgia barese area and Nebrodi mountains).
The mushroom meat is compact and white. Its
habitat is located in the graze areas of the
Murgia and Nebrodi e Madonie mounts,
especially in the spring. It's actually
considered one of the most valuable
artificially grown mushrooms.
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Cultivation: |
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placing the bags in an appropriate flower
bed or container, cut away the plastic wrap
at the substrate level, and cover it with a
layer of soil (1cm of thickness). Maintain
the surface constantly wet, through
subministration of nebulized water on
necessity, once or twice a day. |
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