When do mushrooms grow?

summer The growth and development of mushrooms have little to do with seasons, because the growth of mushrooms is only related to the temperature and humidity of the surrounding environment. Under natural conditions, 20-30 degrees Celsius is the easiest temperature for mushrooms to grow, so mushrooms will grow in spring and autumn. Artificial mushrooms can grow all year round.

Agaricuscampestris (Latin name: mushroom), also known as Agaricus bisporus and Agaricus bisporus, belongs to the Agaricus genus of basidiomycetes and was first cultivated in France about 1605. It is an excellent edible fungus, clustered or clustered. When it first grows out, it is a small sphere and gradually becomes a oblate sphere. After maturity, it is unfolded like an open umbrella, and the diameter of the upper "mushroom cap" increases to 7 ~ 12 cm The surface is smooth and white when tender, and turns pale yellow when ripe. There are many kinds of mushrooms, more than 36 thousand kinds. Mushrooms themselves have certain aerobic properties and do not need photosynthesis. It is an edible fungus variety with wide artificial cultivation, high yield and large consumption in the world. Mushrooms can be stewed with ribs and meat, or they can be made into stir-fried side dishes with peppers, kidney beans and pork belly.