Identification of bacterial communities associated with needle mushroom () and its production environment.

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Abstract
is an important edible and medicinal mushroom widely cultivated in East Asia, with its quality and health strongly influenced by associated microbial communities. However, limited data exist on the bacterial communities associated with cultivation in Chinese farms. This study investigated bacterial communities associated with and its production environment using high-throughput 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing and culture-dependent methods. A total of 42 samples were collected from farms in Jilin and Guizhou provinces, China, for microbial community profiling. The analysis revealed diverse bacterial phyla, including , , , , and . Genera such as , , , , and were identified, with notable regional variations in the relative abundance of and . Pathogenic species, including , , , sp., , and , were identified through phenotypic, biochemical, and molecular analyses. Pathogenicity tests confirmed the disease-causing potential of , , and in . These findings highlight regional differences in bacterial community composition and emphasize the need for tailored management practices. This study contributes to safe, high-quality mushroom cultivation and provides insights into improved cultivation practices, including Mushroom Good Agricultural Practices (MGAP).
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Authors Liu, Zhenghui;Cong, Yunlong;Sossah, Frederick Leo;Sheng, Hongyan;Li, Yu;
Journal Frontiers in microbiology
Year 2024
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bacterial diversity flammulina filiformis 16s amplicon cultivable bacteria cultivation environment pathogenicity determination

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