Species of Fungi Which Can in Consumption

Who has not ever heard of mushrooms? I am sure you must have heard.
Since ancient times mushrooms have known people as the food is very tasty. Chinese and Japanese nation is a nation very fond of eating mushrooms. Based on the growth of fungi that in consumption was divided into two major categories namely wood mushrooms and compost. The fungus often grows in damp areas. it would not be surprised if at the beginning of the rainy season is often found in various types of mushrooms. Ideal humidity around eighty to ninety percent and can grow in all seasons.
The fungus is a plant that can not provide its own food by photosynthesis. He therefore needed substance - food that can be absorbed from the weathering of nutrients by microorganisms.
Several types of edible mushrooms are
1.Straw mushrooms
This species is much cultivated in eastern and southeast asia a tropical climate. This species has a good texture and fungi belonged to the most tasty.
2. ear mushroom
This species is included in the type of wood and fungi usually grow on the stem - the stem wood that had rotted. In general characteristics of this fungus is the fleshy soft, slightly elastic, easy to crack if dried, translucent, and has no smell or odor. The color depends on the type, there is a brownish, reddish, purplish, white to black. When dried tend to change color to brown-black. Based on the color type of black and red mushroom that many in the consumption by the public. Black mushroom type is the most expensive and delicious but unfortunately the lowest level of productivity than other types.
3. oyster mushrooms
About twenty-five percent of the world's oyster mushrooms produced in china. This fungus is usually located in a mountainous area of cool temperate. Even this fungus grows on tree trunks that mold. Based on the color of this fungus that is divided into several types of white, pink, gray and brown. Type the white is the most delicious and preferred by the community and many cultivated. The body of this fungus-like shells, smooth hood, and the length of five to fifteen centimeters.