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DOI: APPERCEPTION AND ALALCHEMICAL VALUE OF APPEALING AGRARIAN DELICIOUS EXPAND FROM NORTHERN IRAN
Gillmore B. , Department Of Horticulture Islamic Azad University IranAbstract
The normal morel (morels), chanterelles, shellfish growth, Macrolepiota procera, regal agaric and Russula paludosa are the most delicious agrarian prosper in northern Iran. Little is perceived about business capability of those expand during this area. during this exploration we found 3 varieties of morels including normal morel, Morchella delisiosa and Morchella crassipes. clam mushroom develops by and large season in mountain areas. The nutritive worth of delicious agrarian expand (Cantharellus cibarius, pleurotus osteriatus, M. procera, A. caesarea and R. paludosa) chose. the absolute best mineral items, dry matter and debris were estimated as 8.5, 31.7, 1.4, 1.4, 1.8 mg/kg (dry weight premise), 14 and two or three for P, K, Na, Ca, Mg, dry matter and debris in youthful M. procera cap, mature imperial agaric cap, mature A. caesarea tail and mature M. procera tail individually.
Keywords
Agrarian delicious mushroom, catalytic properties, Guilan provinc
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