Author: Zeng Peiling
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: The large shiitake mushroom is a newly introduced rare edible fungus variety in recent years and is one of the top ten edible mushroom trading varieties in the world. Its fruiting bodies are large, reddish-brown, with hemispherical caps that measure 6-10 cm in diameter. The caps are tender and smooth, while the stems are crisp. Its unique flavor is highly favored by consumers, with a market price of 12-16 yuan per kilogram. The cultivation technology of the large shiitake mushroom is simple and easy to implement, requiring no special equipment. It can be directly cultivated using raw rice straw, making it well-suited for widespread cultivation in rural, farm, and forest areas where rice straw and other crop stalks are abundant. The large shiitake mushroom is also a rare low-cost, high-benefit variety among edible fungi. According to years of promotion and practice, an investment of 10 yuan per square meter can yield 40 yuan in value, with an investment-to-output ratio of 1:4. Currently, the cultivation area of the large shiitake mushroom nationwide is still not large, and it has not yet formed large-scale production. However, it has significant development potential and is an excellent project for farmers to increase their income and achieve wealth. This book introduces the high-yield cultivation technology of the large shiitake mushroom to readers in a colorful illustrated format, providing a reference for.
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