Research Keyword: microbial community succession

Biochemical, physicochemical property and archaea community characteristics in casing soil of cultivating Stropharia rugosoannulata

This study examined how soil changes during the five growth stages of king stropharia mushrooms. Researchers measured soil properties, enzyme activity, and identified archaeal microorganisms present in the soil. They found that soil chemistry and microbial communities changed predictably during mushroom development, with certain beneficial archaea being more active at specific growth stages. These findings can help farmers optimize growing conditions and reduce contamination problems in mushroom production.

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