Germplasm collection and culture media optimization for cell lines of edible macrofungi from Bicol Natural Park, Region V, Philippines
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In the part of Bicol National Park (BNP), twelve edible macrofungi were collected and identified from Sipocot, and Lupi, Camarines Sur. Two species namely, Auricularia auricula-judae and Schizophyllum commune are familiar and being consumed by the locals. Its mycelial cell lines were successfully rescued and subjected to media optimization. The longest mycelial increment and shortest day for full mycelial ramification of A. auricula-judae was significantly noted in Coconut Water Gulaman, with 30.47 mm having very thick mycelial growth within five days of incubation. On the other hand, fastest mycelial colonization of S. commune was observed in Corn Grit Sucrose Gulaman with a total increment of 23.36 mm which significantly colonized within seven days among evaluated medium. Additionally, it was noted that all the evaluated media were completely ramified by A. auricula-judae and S. commune. The ideal fruiting substrate based on the locally available and abundant materials in the region were being conducted at this moment.
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