Cultivation of thistle mushrooms in their natural habitat

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Guidelines and solutions are given to prevent it by creating new "hedgerows" or radales in places where this fungus has not proliferated.

A detailed study of the plant ERYNGIUM CAMPESTRE (running thistle) to which the fungus PLEUROTUS ERYNGII is associated.

If you are fond of MYCOLOGY and you are passionate about collecting this succulent MUSHROOM, you will be interested to know that we can grow it directly in the field like any other vegetable, in an ECOLOGICAL way.

We know that this - and others - are cultivated at industrial level, but we also know that they have not achieved the excellent qualities and exquisiteness to the palate that has the one that we collect in the field in its natural habitat.

You will learn and contribute to the "mushrooms" do not run out prematurely and to create new ones without difficulty in a simple way.

ASIN : B075S7SLKHKH

Language : English

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