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Mycogona perniciosa attacker Agaricus bisporus

The cultivation of mushrooms is an art, and we must give them the best care we can to get the highest yields. Diseases and pests often happen by themselves. A grower’s job is to keep them from happening. Fungicides, insecticides and other chemicals may help, but prevention is worth 16 times as much as a cure. Every precaution should be taken to prevent disease occurring. Mushrooms are subject to several diseases, one of the worst being caused by a fungus known as Mycogona perniciosa. This parasite spreads quickly, and causes the wet bubble, malformation, white, fluffy mycelia growth and amber droplets. It can cause serious yield damage if not threat well.

Mycogona perniciosa ; Agaricus bisporus ; Disease.

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