Commodity PRA for Agaricus bisporus - Defra

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Weed mould Synonym Notes on worldwide distribution Chrysosporium merdarium Chrysosporium verruculatum, Reported to be present in (Yellow mould) Sporotrichum corii, mushroom beds wherever Sporotrichum merdarium, mushrooms are grown. This Sporotrichum scotophilum fungus appears to be cosmopolitan having a wide host/habitat range. Chrysosporium sulfureum Isaria sulfurea Reported to be present in (Yellow mould) mushroom beds wherever mushrooms are grown. Clitocybe dealbata Agaricus dealbatus The fungus appears to have a north temperate distribution and has a wide host/habitat range. Possibly occurs wherever mushrooms are grown should hygiene measures be insufficient. Clitopilus cretatus Agaricus cretatus, Clitopilus Likely to be cosmopolitan, scyphoides reported in soils in Europe, Asia and North America. Coprinopsis atramentaria Coprinopsis cinerea Coprinus atramentarius Coprinopsis or ink cap fungi are found all over the world. They have been observed as a weed mould wherever mushrooms are grown. Coprinus fimetarius Coprinopsis or ink cap fungi are found all over the world. They have been observed as a weed mould wherever mushrooms are grown. Commodity PRA for Mushrooms CSL/Warwick HRI, December 18th 2007; revised 24 February 2009 CSL Registered File No. PPP 12011A Notes on UK distribution Reference No records for this fungus in the UK specifically, but it is reported in several European countries indicating that it is likely be present. Reported as a weed mould in mushrooms in the UK, infrequent occurrence. Present in the UK on a wide range of hosts/habitats. Occasionally invades mushroom beds. Present in the UK on a wide range of hosts/habitats and has also been reported infesting UK mushroom beds. Present in the UK on a wide range of hosts/habitats and has also been reported infesting UK mushroom beds. Present in the UK on a wide range of hosts/habitats and has also been reported infesting UK mushroom beds. Geels et al. (1988) Fletcher et al. (1994); CSL records Moore (1959); Phillips (2006) Moore (1959); BMS (undated) CSL Records Beyer (2002); CSL Records 34
Commodity PRA for Mushrooms CSL/Warwick HRI, December 18th 2007; revised 24 February 2009 CSL Registered File No. PPP 12011A Weed mould Synonym Notes on worldwide distribution Notes on UK distribution Reference Coprinopsis radiata Coprinus radiatus Coprinopsis or ink cap fungi Present on a wide range of Beyer (2002); CSL are found all over the world. habitats in the UK, but no record Records They have been observed as a weed mould wherever mushrooms are grown. of it in UK mushrooms beds. Coprinus comatus Agaricus comatus, Agaricus Coprinopsis or ink cap fungi Present in the UK on a wide CSL Records cylindricus, Agaricus are found all over the world. range of hosts/habitats and has fimetarius, Agaricus ovatus They have been observed as also been reported infesting UK Coprinus comatus var. a weed mould wherever mushroom beds. caprimammillatus, Coprinus comatus var. ovatus, Coprinus ovatus mushrooms are grown. Corticium sp. (identity not Corticium species are Corticium species are present in Beyer (2002) known) present all over the world the UK but no published records and are common decay for its occurrence in UK agents. Likely to have been an opportunistic coloniser of mushroom compost. mushroom beds. Corynascus thermophilus Chaetomidium thermophilum, This has been reported on Present in the UK on straw and Beyer (2002); BMS (Flour mould) Thielavia thermophila mushroom compost in North straw compost but not reported (undated) America. in mushroom compost specifically. Diehliomyces microsporus Pseudobalsamia microspora Occurs wherever mushrooms Present, but outbreaks rare due Fletcher et al. (1994); (False truffle) are grown. to improved growing methods. Moore (1959) 35
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