Studies for culturing and cultivation of Lentinus cladopus Lév

Atri, Neelam; Lata,

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“…The observed trend of different mycelia growth on various solid media has also been reported in another study on L. cladopus Lév (Atri and Guleria, 2013). According to the authors, taxonomically L. cladopus is quite close to L. squarrosulus Mont.…”

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“…The colours ranged from white to shades of brown (Figure 4E,F,G and H). Occurrence of different mycelia morphology in terms of presence or absence of concentric rings, and colour and density of mycelia has also been reported on L. cladopus Lév (Atri and Guleria, 2013). Comparing the culture morphologies of the 2 strains presently studied on the various solid media at both the initial and later stages of incubation, it appears reasonable to infer that L. squarrosulus culture morphology on solid media is strain dependent and that pigmentation of the mycelia or cultures of the strains occurs differently on the media with extended incubation.…”

Section: Culture Morphology Of L Squarrosulus Strain Lsfmentioning

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Morphological characteristics of mycelia growth of two strains of the indigenous medicinal mushroom, Lentinus squarrosulus Mont. (Singer), on solid media

Mensah¹,

Obodai²

2014

Afr. J. Agric. Res.

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Morphological characteristics of the mycelia growth of two wild strains of Lentinus squarrosulus Mont.(Singer), Sqw and Lsf, collected from the Volta and Greater Accra regions of Ghana respectively, were studied. Growth characteristics including mycelia growth rate and mycelia density and morphology by the 7 th and 26 th days of incubation on solid media formulated from four lignocellulosic wastes: elephant grass (EG), rice straw (RS), thatch (TH) and sawdust (SD) were classified. Tissue cultures of the fruit bodies were prepared on Malt Extract Agar (MEA). Eight-day old cultures of the subsequently prepared 1 st generation cultures were inoculated on the media and incubated at 25°C. Strain Sqw recorded lower growth rates (between 0.47 and 0.64 cm/day) on the solid media than Lsf (between 0.69 and 0.93 cm/day). The maximum growth rate of strain Sqw was 0.64 cm/day on both SD and TH whereas that of Lsf was 0.93 cm/day on EG. L. squarrosulus mycelia density is not dependent on the growth rate and vise-versa, irrespective of the strain. Although both strains generally had the longitudinally radial morphology with concentric rings, with extended incubation, the culture morphology of both strains changed, usually into thick mats. Mycelia of both strains on all the media were white at the initial stages of incubation. Cultures of strain Sqw largely remained whitish and turned brownish only on EG, whereas strain Lsf turned into different shades of brown on all media with extended incubation. These colour changes were not uniform on the entire plate, appearing in undefined sectors. Mycelia growth characteristics were seen to be substrate and strain-dependent. Futher investigations of these observations could uncover some behavior of L. squarrosulus such as changes in enzyme profile and the phenolic content, which could have applications in biotechnology.

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Section: Culture Morphology Of L Squarrosulus Strain Lsfmentioning

confidence: 79%

Morphological characteristics of mycelia growth of two strains of the indigenous medicinal mushroom, Lentinus squarrosulus Mont. (Singer), on solid media

Mensah¹,

Obodai²

2014

Afr. J. Agric. Res.

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“…Malt Extract Agar (MEA) proved to be the best solid medium and Malt Broth (MB) as best liquid medium for vegetative growth of L. cladopus. [19]. Table 2 showed there are difference between 3 kind of solid medium.…”

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Screening of Fungal Rot Isolates from Cocoa as Phosphate-Dissolving and their Growth Ability on Three Types of Media

Rahim

Kuswinanti

Asrul

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Procedia Food Science

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This paper discuss about the potential of fungal rot isolates as phosphate-dissolving fungi and their vegetative growth ability on three solid media. All fungal rot isolates were collected from decayed cocoa plants in Bila Village, Pitu Riase, Sidrap District, South Sulawesi. The potential to dissolve phosphate was examined on Pikovskaya broth media and measured using spectrophotometer. The Vegetative ability to grow on solid media was tested on Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA), Malt Pepton Agar (MPA), and Malt Extract Agar (MEA). The results showed that the highest quantitative ability to dissolve phosphate was observed on fungal rot isolate BPB, followed by JT, BPG, and BPE1isolates. MPA medium supported the best mycelial growth compared with others media.

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“…Efisiensi biologi isolat LSC9 pada media SGS lebih tinggi bila dibandingkan EB pada beberapa jenis Lentinus yang ditumbuhkan pada berbagai media seperti L. squarrosulus pada media serbuk gergajian kayu Mansonia altissima (4.27%) (Ayodele et al 2007), L. cladopus yang dibudidayakan pada media campuran jerami gandum dan jerami padi (33.35%) (Atri & Lata 2013), L. squarrosulus yang ditumbuhkan pada kayu Spondias mombin (10.25%) (Adesiana et al 2011) dan serbuk gergajian kayu Brachystegia nigerica (5.44%) (Okhuoya et al 2005).…”

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Pertumbuhan dan Produksi Jamur Lentinus sajor-caju isolat LSC9 pada Media Serbuk Gergajian Kayu Sengon (Paraserianthes falcataria) dan Tandan Kosong Kelapa Sawit

Sulistiany¹,

Sudirman²

2016

JSDH

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Paraserianthes falcataria sawdust (SGS) and oil palm empty fruit bunch (TKKS) are by-product of forestry and oil palm industries. SGS is commonly substrates for mushroom cultivation. TKKS is expected to be an alternative substrates for mushroom cultivation besides SGS. This study was conducted to determine the growth and fruiting body production of Lentinus sajor-caju LSC9 isolate on SGS, TKKS and mixtures of both substrates (C) with proportion 1:1 respectively. Each substrates were added with 15% rice bran, 1.5% gypsum and 1.5% CaCO3 with a total weight of 500 g/bag. The result showed that the growth and fruiting body production of Lentinus sajor-caju LSC9 isolate on SGS was better than TKKS and C substrates with biological efficiency on SGS substrates (50.88%) higher than TKKS substrates (34.42%) and C substrates (29.51%), with vegetative phase (16 days), generative phase (100 days) and growth and development phase (115 days) on TKKS substrates were shorter than SGS and C substrates. The greatest pileus number found on SGS substrates (12 pieces), while the largest pileus diameter found on C substrates (10.17 cm). Nevertheless, TKKS can be used as alternative substrates for fruiting body production of Lentinus sajor-caju LSC9 isolate.

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Studies for culturing and cultivation of Lentinus cladopus Lév

Cited by 10 publications

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Morphological characteristics of mycelia growth of two strains of the indigenous medicinal mushroom, Lentinus squarrosulus Mont. (Singer), on solid media

Morphological characteristics of mycelia growth of two strains of the indigenous medicinal mushroom, Lentinus squarrosulus Mont. (Singer), on solid media

Screening of Fungal Rot Isolates from Cocoa as Phosphate-Dissolving and their Growth Ability on Three Types of Media

Pertumbuhan dan Produksi Jamur Lentinus sajor-caju isolat LSC9 pada Media Serbuk Gergajian Kayu Sengon (Paraserianthes falcataria) dan Tandan Kosong Kelapa Sawit

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