英文摘要 |
In mushroom cultivation, population of nematodes in the outdoor-heaped or of indoor-boded compost was the highest before spawning. It decreased apparently after casing, but increased slightly at harvesting stage. Rhabditis sp. was the major species found in the compost in 1967-1968. The reproduction of Rhabditis sp. was more vigorous at 25-28℃ than at 15℃. The high population of Rhabditis sp. in the compost or on the agar medium may be responsible for the decrease or disappearance of mushroom mycelium. Rhabditis sp. in aqueous solution lost its activty at 50℃ in 20 minutes or at 55℃ in 5 minutes. |