Fig. 1. Colony morphology of the bacteria used in this study
Fig. 2. Analysis of amino acid content according to the treatment of GM20-4 and RS in D-SMS C : D-SMS + molasses 3%, T : D-SMS + GM20-4 30% + RS 30% + molasses 3%
Fig. 3. Fruit body in Pleurotus ostreatus according to substrate composition
Table 1. Chemical properties of material used in this study
Table 2. Cultivation condition of the two bacteria used in this study
Table 3. Change of T-N according to the treatment of bacteria in dried spent mushroom substrates(D-SMS)
Table 4. Mix ratio of materials according to the treatment
Table 5. Chemical properties according to the substrates composition
Table 6. Cultural properties in Pleurotus ostreatus according to the substrate composition
Table 7. Fruit body characteristics in Pleurotus ostreatus according to substrate composition
Table 8. Analysis of economical costs and according to the substrate composition of treatment
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