Management of green mold disease in ganoderma mushroom and its yield implement

Green Moldresponsible for the reduction in yield of Ganoderma mushroom, a higher temperature were isolated and identified. Based on symptomatology morphological characteristics green moldthe pathogen was identified as Trichoderma atroviride showing an incidence 68.9 -70 percent, respectively. The studies conducted under vitro conditions indicated efficacy Bavistin (0.1%, 0.05%, 0.025%), Antracol Dithane M-45 0.025%) to control mold (Trichoderma Atroviride). However, Atroviride controlled vivo by spraying after-bag opening (in pinheads’ formation) area compost bag (substrate media). Among sprays different fungicides case Atroviride, maximum recorded (0.1%) – 157.6 gm/bag, (0.05%} 150.7 148.1 gm/bag (0.025%) 138.9 These (Bavistin, Antracol, Dithain M-45) did not affect spawn run found beneficial increase mushroom from 38-65%over control.