Effect of different agro-wastes on lysine and riboflavin content of Pleurotus spp.
V. K. Mandhare, A. V. Suryawanshi, V. T. Jadhav, H. B. Patil
Abstract
V. K. Mandhare, A. V. Suryawanshi, V. T. Jadhav, H. B. Patil
Abstract
Effect of different agro-wastes on the lysine and riboflavin content in different Pleurotus spp. was evaluated after third harvest. The results indicated that the highest mean lysine content (7.4 mg/100g) was recorded in P. flabellatus followed by P. eous (6.7 mg/100g). Mixture of Cotton + paddy straw had helped to accumulate maximum mean lysine content in P. flabellatus (8.2 mg/100g). The highest mean riboflavin content was evident wih P. sajor-caju (48.2 mg/100g) followed by P. eous (26.3 mg/100g). The riboflavin content in P. sajor-caju was highest (49.5 mg/100g) when grown on soybean straw followed by combination of cotton + wheat straw (49.4 mg/100g). The mean lysine and riboflavin content of P. sapidus was lowest when cultivated on various agro-wastes. Therefore, to get availability of amino acids specially lysine and riboflavin, Pleurotus mushroom can be used in human diet.
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Effect of different agro-wastes on the lysine and riboflavin content in different Pleurotus spp. was evaluated after third harvest. The results indicated that the highest mean lysine content (7.4 mg/100g) was recorded in P. flabellatus followed by P. eous (6.7 mg/100g). Mixture of Cotton + paddy straw had helped to accumulate maximum mean lysine content in P. flabellatus (8.2 mg/100g). The highest mean riboflavin content was evident wih P. sajor-caju (48.2 mg/100g) followed by P. eous (26.3 mg/100g). The riboflavin content in P. sajor-caju was highest (49.5 mg/100g) when grown on soybean straw followed by combination of cotton + wheat straw (49.4 mg/100g). The mean lysine and riboflavin content of P. sapidus was lowest when cultivated on various agro-wastes. Therefore, to get availability of amino acids specially lysine and riboflavin, Pleurotus mushroom can be used in human diet.
Key concepts: Riboflavin, Pleurotus, Lysine, Straw, Food science, Chemistry, Mushroom, Biology