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MUSHROOMS SOLUTIONS WAS IN THE MUSHROOMS DAYS 2019

Created on 09.05.2019

This past May, MUSHROOMS SOLUTIONS was at the MUSHROOMS DAYS in Brabanthallen`s Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands, where the 35th edition of the MUSHROOMS DAYS was held from May 22nd to 24th.This event is an excellent opportunity for the cultivated mushroom sector to get to know each other, for the exchange the experiences and to keep up to date with the latest developments in the sector.MUSHROOMS...

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Consultancy

New developments, derivatives and other uses

Mushrooms can be cultivated not only as food, but also as a source of useful substances for industry and as a source of health.We advise on the development of biotechnology to obtain extracts, enzymes, biofertilizers, biocontrol agents, nutraceuticals, molecules with biological activity, useful...

Filtered Bags

Bags Clapms

The Bag Clamp allows the bag to be hermetically sealed, eliminating sealer and sealing problems.They are sterilized in autoclave and are reusable.Allows an easy certification of the CO2 content of the bag and a sterilization control without cutting and resealing the bag.Offers greater versatility...

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VALORISATION OF THE SPENT MUSHROOM SUBSTRATE (SMS) IS CRUCIAL FOR DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE MUSHROOM INDUSTRY IN THE FRAME OF A CIRCULAR-ECONOMY MODEL

The study of the exploitation potential of the Spent substrate from mushroom cultivation has been a topic that has always aroused my curiosity. Many years ago, it has been 20 years since I began my research and experiences in relation to this matter, back in 2003, when almost no one was talking about sustainability, climate change or the circular economy, much less in the field of mushrooms...

Mycological Dictionary

Sclerotium, sclerotia

A resting stage of mycelium typified by a mass of hardened mycelium resembling a tuber and from which muchrooms, mycelia, or conidia can arise. Sclerotia are produced by both Ascomycetes and Basidimycetes.