We collected some mushroom species (3 samples) from the nature and cultivated in laboratory condition to obtain the shape as in the figures.
Specially, sample 1 (SP1) possesses a very pleasure smell.
Would you please help us to identify or suggest their scientific names?
Thank you very much!
Hi Duy,
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How do you grow these? This is very interesting, I'd like to try and get some of our basidiomycetes to make fruiting bodies. What is the medium in the bags?
TIdentification from pics is not possible Tentative ID (have to check macro and micro morphology coupled with DNA analysis : No 1 and 2 - Trametes sp; 3 and 4 - very nice fruiting bodies - Ganoderma sp ; 5 & 6 - Ganoderma sp .
@Professor Vikineswary Sabaratnam: Thank you very much for your suggestion.
If you say that the first species smells well, I would suggest Haploporus odorus. This is a temperate species growing mainly on Salix spp. Where did you sample it in Japan? Check whether the spores are echinulate and dextrinoid. The second one could be anything, check the spores in the microscope, or send a picture of the pore surface. Nr. 3-4 are in Ganoderma, check the micrscopy. The two last ones are probably Ganoderma lucidum, or reishi, but i would like you to turn around nr. 5.
Figure 1-2: Trametes sp.
Figure 3-4: Ganoderma sp.
Figure 5-6: Ganoderma sp.
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