Research Keyword: UPGMA clustering

Genome-Wide SSR Markers Reveal Genetic Diversity and Establish a Core Collection for Commercial Hypsizygus marmoreus Germplasm

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Researchers developed a streamlined genetic database for beech mushrooms (H. marmoreus) by analyzing 57 strains and identifying genetic markers. They selected 24 representative strains that capture all the genetic diversity of the larger collection, making breeding programs more efficient. Each strain received a unique molecular ID code similar to a genetic barcode for easy identification and authentication in commercial breeding and cultivation.

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

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Researchers studied the bacteria living in needle mushroom farms in China to understand which microbes help mushrooms grow well and which ones cause diseases. They found that farms in different regions have different bacterial communities, with some bacteria being beneficial while others cause rot and disease. By identifying these bacteria, the study provides information to help farmers grow healthier, safer mushrooms through better farming practices.

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