Production of Oyster Mushroom Using Sterilized and Carbonized Fruiting Bags: A Comparative Study

The study was conducted for production of oyster mushrooms using sterilized and carbonized fruiting bags. Using these agro-wastes as substrates in different mixture proportions, the productivity investigated terms number yields, mass, size, height. An experimental research design used to test hypothesis significant difference yields growth between SPH-LS CPH-LS. percentage, weighted mean, ANOVA TEST, two-tailed were interpret data gathered based on a comparative mushroom earlier mentioned variables. Analysis revealed that (25%?75%) is not significantly (p > 0.05) from CPH-LS (25% ? 75%) both showed almost same average height produce. However, compared with other two CPH-LSs more recommended. Carbon could be mixed another substrate rich cellulose grow mushrooms. results increasing percentage lye straw CPH SPH increases size This means said combination effective production; however, no effect proportions (P=0.015) recorded. palay husks Substrates 25% 75% most suitable formulas cultivation gave highest value smooth, white, wide diameter fan shape cap, overlapping cluster, slightly course gills running cap down below elongated stem. Notably, 100% harvest entire 30-day period study). It also found ratio closely correlates height, texture, appearance. There husk bag. produced amount yield (piece), mass (gram), (cm) but there significance Since increased Therefore, this partially accepted. recommended utilize efficiency cultivating mushroom. More specifically 25 % 75 %lye straw. can size. it