Edible mushrooms are a healthy food, rich in protein, vitamins, amino acids, carbohydrates, fiber, and minerals, and low in fat, and other nutritional values, which meet modern healthcare needs. At present, there is a large market demand for both edible mushrooms and health products made by combining edible mushrooms with everyday foods. The large bulbous mushroom is an edible mushroom recommended by the FAO for developing countries and traded internationally. Pharmacological activities have been reported, including anti-tumor, hypoglycaemic, antibacterial, and antioxidant properties.
Lifeasible offers tissue culture services for Stropharia rugosoannulata. Our tissue culture service can help you select high-quality mushroom strains for your research, as they have significant potential for use in the food and pharmaceutical industries.
Cap: initially convex, later flattened, up to 20 cm diameter, fleshy, often with a white peridium. The epidermis is easily separated, typically in a purplish red or purplish brown form, with a yellowish native form that is completely uniform. The lamellae attached to the stem are rounded, with finely toothed margins, initially yellow, then grey, tending to purple when ripe. Stalk: Strong, less strong in yellow, cylindrical. With a conspicuous white rhizome. With a broad, uniform ring, membranous, with a conspicuous stripe on the upper surface, yellow, and heavily speckled with spores when ripe. Flesh: white, colorless, with a slight smell of raw potatoes or turnips; sweet and slightly astringent taste.
Strain processing Strain isolation Mycelial growth Strain purification Strain identification
The mushroom has high nutritional and medicinal value:
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