If I would like to take a full course on button mushroom from chaina, is this possible to give couple of instructions/school name with contact details please. Thank you so much
@@Heisenberg649 So much for Black Mushrooms from China - chock full of toxic chemicals! J Environ Sci Health B. 2017 Mar 4;52(3):218-221. Evaluation of residue risk and toxicity of different treatments with diazinon insecticide applied to mushroom crops. Navarro MJ1, Merino L2, Gea FJ1. Abstract This work describes the phytotoxic effect of different doses of diazinon and different application times on Agaricus bisporus mycelium, and determines the residue levels in mushrooms from the first three flushes. Mushroom cultivation is a widespread commercial activity throughout the world. The application of insecticide diazinon to the compost or casing layer is a common practice to control two mushroom pests, the phorid Megaselia halterata and the sciarid Lycoriella auripila. Application to the compost does not result in any appreciable fall in yield or quality, and does not delay the harvest time. In contrast, application to the casing led to a slight fall (6.2%) in production and a smaller number of mushrooms although they are larger in size. Residue levels of more than 0.01 ppm are detected in many of the samples analyzed, and raising the question whether the product should continue to be used in mushroom cultivation in the conditions in which it is currently applied. In China, a layer of casing soil is placed on top of the "logs" to maintain humidity moisture. Incidence of solid tumours among pesticide applicators exposed to the ... by RR Jones - 2015 - Cited by 29 - Related articles Objective Diazinon, a common organophosphate insecticide with genotoxic properties, was previously associated with lung cancer in the Agricultural Health ... Evaluation of residue risk and toxicity of different treatments with diazinon insecticide applied to m
@@andrewmacrae419 is that what they do? The medicinal Lentinan of Shiitake mushrooms is over twice the amount in Forest wild log grown Shiitake - why? Because the mycelium has to compete other molds (and bugs also). thanks
Respect for hard workers Chinese people.
Mushroom is delicious, good for the stomach and good for poverty alleviation.
"The industry has 'mushroomed'" -- nice pun! :-)
CHINA NICE COUNTRY.
Woa Woa. Beautiful Scene
My parents used to grow mushroom in Canada - the edible type, not the smoking type. LOL.
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Enjoy...😁😁
If I would like to take a full course on button mushroom from chaina, is this possible to give couple of instructions/school name with contact details please. Thank you so much
All I see are rolls of something. I didn't see any mushrooms.
Also you don't see the synthetic chemicals they use on the mushrooms. oops
@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 what kind of chemical ?
@@Heisenberg649 So much for Black Mushrooms from China - chock full of toxic chemicals!
J Environ Sci Health B. 2017 Mar 4;52(3):218-221.
Evaluation of residue risk and toxicity of different treatments with diazinon insecticide applied to mushroom crops.
Navarro MJ1, Merino L2, Gea FJ1.
Abstract
This work describes the phytotoxic effect of different doses of diazinon and different application times on Agaricus bisporus mycelium, and determines the residue levels in mushrooms from the first three flushes. Mushroom cultivation is a widespread commercial activity throughout the world. The application of insecticide diazinon to the compost or casing layer is a common practice to control two mushroom pests, the phorid Megaselia halterata and the sciarid Lycoriella auripila. Application to the compost does not result in any appreciable fall in yield or quality, and does not delay the harvest time. In contrast, application to the casing led to a slight fall (6.2%) in production and a smaller number of mushrooms although they are larger in size. Residue levels of more than 0.01 ppm are detected in many of the samples analyzed, and raising the question whether the product should continue to be used in mushroom cultivation in the conditions in which it is currently applied.
In China, a layer of casing soil is placed on top of the "logs" to maintain humidity moisture.
Incidence of solid tumours among pesticide applicators exposed to the ...
by RR Jones - 2015 - Cited by 29 - Related articles
Objective Diazinon, a common organophosphate insecticide with genotoxic properties, was previously associated with lung cancer in the Agricultural Health ...
Evaluation of residue risk and toxicity of different treatments with diazinon insecticide applied to m
@@andrewmacrae419 is that what they do? The medicinal Lentinan of Shiitake mushrooms is over twice the amount in Forest wild log grown Shiitake - why? Because the mycelium has to compete other molds (and bugs also). thanks
@@andrewmacrae419 I never thought those were logs. haha. I know they are doing tube bag substrate farming that uses synthetic chemicals. thanks