Agaricus Bisporus Produced by Using Liquid Fertilizer Bacillus sp and Estimation of Protein
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https://doi.org/10.55677/ijlsar/V04I01Y2025-04Keywords:
Agaricus bisporus, liquid fertilizer, Bacillus sp, estimation, proteinAbstract
The present study aimed evaluation of Bacillus sp to increased produce Agaricus bisporus and estimation of protein .The best production of fruiting bodies achieved 440.83 g/5 kg with the compost of palm frond waste after 21 days of harvest, compared with371.17 g/5 kg from wheat straw, while the use of the Bacillus sp led to increased production rate of 430.00 g/5 kg (P> 0.05) compared to the without the use of vaccine 376.94 g/5 kg, and that the best biological efficiency of 26.5% achieved with the palm frond waste compost, followed by an average of wheat straw The best protein content of 20.68% with fruit bodies from the compost of the mixture, compared with 18.27% on fruit bodies from wheat straw, while the use of the vaccine led to an increase in this content by 19.82% compared with 17.64% without the use of the inoculum.
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