Mixed-Culture Cultivation of Tremella fuciformis on Synthetic logs
May 2000

Mixed-culture Cultivation of Tremella fuciformis on Synthetic Logs by Dr. Alice Chen, reprinted from the May 2000 Issue. [PDF 52K]

The following are color versions of the photos that appeared, in black and white, in our May 2000 Issue.

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Stock cultures on agar slants. Tremella fuciformis" (right) is whitish and Hypoxylon archeri (left) is greenish. Mixed culture cultivation of the two species is used for the production of Tremella fruiting bodies.

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Prolific production of whitish Tremela fuciforis fruiting bodies by mixed culture cultivation on synthetic logs (substrate blocks in bags)

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Delicate Fruiting bodies of Tremella fuciformis, whitish and gelatinous

Mixed-Culture Cultivation of Tremella fuciformis on Synthetic logs May 2000

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Mixed-Culture Cultivation of Tremella fuciformis on Synthetic logs
May 2000