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Waste apple wood: A safe and economical alternative substrate for the cultivation of Pleurotus ostreatus and Lentinula edodes Cover

Waste apple wood: A safe and economical alternative substrate for the cultivation of Pleurotus ostreatus and Lentinula edodes

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|Sep 2022

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Figure 1

The global positioning system (GPS) localisation map of the sampling region.
The global positioning system (GPS) localisation map of the sampling region.

Top five contents of each heavy metal element in apple wood samples (mg · kg−1)_

RankingPbCdHgAsCrNiZnFeMnCu










Sample numberContentSample numberContentSample numberContentSample numberContentSample numberContentSample numberContentSample numberContentSample numberContentSample numberContentSample numberContent
12741.51572.23321.4696.141916.12421.8257115.15278,708.9238204.6219235.93
21918.48361.05380.25571.994612.584914.024181.62193,963.5841188.9546134.28
3327.03410.90190.2321.51279.707212.782761.0741,251.4743183.5034126.23
4163.81560.68600.22361.448.823311.481958.07321,105.6544180.3832107.42
543.16240.60690.19271.10328.806410.503656.0346641.3066176.627390.45

The content of heavy metal elements and other mineral elements in culture material samples (mg · kg−1 dry weight)_

ElementApple sawdustOak sawdustCottonseed huskCorn cobWheat bran
PbND0.90 ± 0.19ND0.15 ± 0.05ND
Cd0.26 ± 0.200.23 ± 0.040.04 ± 0.010.07 ± 0.020.05 ± 0.02
Hg0.021 ± 0.00820.014 ± 0.00450.0038 ± 0.000350.019 ± 0.0030.0054 ± 0.0016
As0.43 ± 0.190.16 ± 0.0250.24 ± 0.0460.27 ± 0.110.16 ± 0.037
Cr2.00 ± 0.713.20 ± 0.261.89 ± 0.191.82 ± 0.121.99 ± 1.02
Ni11.42 ± 1.2219.02 ± 0.343.40 ± 1.3061.45 ± 10.5811.27 ± 4.23
Zn36.56 ± 2.7612.17 ± 1.5029.17 ± 1.4046.34 ± 13.7695.55 ± 15.54
Fe469.52 ± 47.26534.98 ± 46.71133.18 ± 2.36707.34 ± 26.48389.38 ± 117.62
Mn56.45 ± 10.76198.80 ± 33.2443.43 ± 2.8870.44 ± 6.63151.94 ± 21.69
Cu42.37 ± 12.0030.76 ± 2.1822.04 ± 2.08102.79 ± 29.9730.02 ± 7.20
P285.89 ± 74.33421.20 ± 11.30965.73 ± 194.831,892.39 ± 245.5711,736.02 ± 2,074.40
K2,976.74 ± 491.72996.00 ± 63.029,184.94 ± 514.207,001.17 ± 1,652.2712,811.04 ± 1,902.13
S1,011.27 ± 202.441,375.46 ± 34.101,453.87 ± 163.892,933.34 ± 272.594,044.84 ± 441.75
Ca11,220.94 ± 2,918.9318,263.25 ± 445.733,370.71 ± 263.353,097.61 ± 599.401,476.53 ± 264.57
Mg1,120.56 ± 169.581,241.33 ± 282.321,721.86 ± 376.951,166.53 ± 252.634,234.88 ± 492.44
Se0.030 ± 0.0058ND0.043 ± 0.00870.032 ± 0.00360.0364 ± 0.011

Formulations for Pleurotus ostreatus and Lentinus edodes_

NumberCultivated speciesFormula
1 (CK)P. ostreatusCottonseed husk 80%, corn cob 3%, wheat bran 15%, gypsum 2% and water content 60%
2P. ostreatusApple sawdust 50%, cotton seed husk 20%, corn cob 20%, wheat bran 8%, gypsum 2% and water content 60%
3 (CK)L. edodesOak sawdust 80%, wheat bran 18%, gypsum 2% and water content 60%
4L. edodesApple sawdust 80%, wheat bran 18%, gypsum 2% and water content 60%

Analysis of the contents of heavy metal elements in apple wood samples_

Heavy metalDetection rate (%)Detection range (mg · kg−1)Average (mg · kg−1)Standard deviationCoefficient of variation (%)
Pb1000.14–41.512.375.15217.26
Cd72.600.08–2.230.200.31159.79
Hg91.781.4–0.00310.0570.17292.96
As86.300.17–6.140.600.75125.91
Cr97.260.12–16.123.492.7578.70
Ni1001.30–21.824.733.2969.45
Zn1001.12–115.1518.5519.48105.02
Fe100107–8,709486.611,081.55222.26
Mn10020.3–204.6284.7343.9351.85
Cu1005.97–235.9334.3834.80101.21

Contents of heavy metal elements and other mineral elements in Pleurotus ostreatus and Lentinus edodes (mg · kg−1 dry weight)_

P. ostreatusL. edodes


Formula 1 (CK)Formula 2Formula 3 (CK)Formula 4
PbNDNDNDND
Cd0.11 ± 0.040.17 ± 0.021.06 ± 0.120.19 ± 0.03
Hg0.12 ± 0.030.033 ± 0.00240.018 ± 0.00280.028667 ± 0.0045
As0.52 ± 0.0350.059 ± 0.0100.48 ± 0.0350.72 ± 0.094
CrND0.60 ± 0.060.86 ± 0.191.34 ± 0.27
Ni0.16 ± 0.051.62 ± 0.243.00 ± 0.369.29 ± 0.78
Zn65.95 ± 8.5075.47 ± 5.03108.43 ± 7.9790.22 ± 8.63
Fe69.18 ± 16.1392.35 ± 6.2695.47 ± 10.4051.51 ± 7.86
Mn8.03 ± 0.307.25 ± 1.4216.83 ± 3.1514.89 ± 2.64
Cu12.63 ± 0.868.47 ± 2.2026.03 ± 4.6913.35 ± 2.44
P9,244.25 ± 1,133.329,275.98 ± 697.419,737.44 ± 1,277.039,470.33 ± 658.03
K16,654.00 ± 2,968.7118,212.00 ± 936.1618,507.33 ± 2,236.6811,271.36 ± 2,829.37
S4,037.00 ± 249.924,186.00 ± 75.4524,796.33 ± 4,636.6116,388.44 ± 2,085.69
Ca178.24 ± 17.15132.01 ± 10.57908.50 ± 61.21851.67 ± 31.13
Mg1,115.00 ± 148.581,463.33 ± 97.011,479.67 ± 320.01889.33 ± 38.44
Se0.028 ± 0.00610.162 ± 0.0340.096 ± 0.0130.0605 ± 0.012

List of pesticide residues not detected_

NumbersPesticide residuesNumbersPesticide residues
1Atrazine85Fenpropimorph
2Azinphos-methyl86Fenthion
3Azoxystrobin87Fenvalerate
4Benalaxyl88Fipronil
5Bendiocarb89Flucythrinate
6Benfluralin90Flufenoxuron
7Benfuracarb91Flusilazole
8Benoxacor92Fluvalinate
9Bifenthrin93Furathiocarb
10Boscalid94HCH-gamma
11Bromopropylate95Imazalil
12Buprofezin96Indoxacarb
13Butachlor97Isocarbophos
14Cadusafos98Isofenphos
15Carbofuran99Isoprocarb
16Chlorfenvinphos100Isoprothiolane
17Chlordane101Kresoxim Methy l
18Chlorfenapyr102Malathion
19Chlorpropham103Metalaxyl
20Chlorpyrifos Methyl104Metamitron
21Cyanazine105Methamidophos
22Cyfluthrin106Tolclofos-methyl
23Cyprodinil107Triadimefon
24DDD (p,p’)108Triadimenol
25DDE (p,p’)109Triazophos
26DDT (o,p’)110Triflumizole
27DDT (p,p’)111Trifluralin
28Deltamethrin112Vamidothion
29Diazinon113Vinclozolin
30Dichlorvos114Hexythiazox
31Dicloran115Linuron
32Dicofol1162-phenyl-phenol
33Diethofencarb117Bupirimate
34Methidathion118DDD (o,p’)
35Metolachlor119DDE (o,p’)
36Mevinphos120Isoproturon
37Myclobutanil121Quintozane
38Napropamide122Tetrachlorvinphos
39Nitrothal-isopropyl123Tetradifon
40Oxadixyl124Tolylfluanid
41Oxadiazon125Butocarboxim
42Paclobutrazol126Heptenophos
43Parathion127Acephate
44Penconazole128Aldicarb
45Pendimethalin129Aldicarb-sulfoxide
46Permethrin130Aldoxycarb
47Phenthoate131Bensulfuron-methyl
48Phorate132Captan
49Phosalone133Carbaryl
50Phosmet134Carbofuran-3-hydroxy
51Phoxim135Clethodim
52Pirimicarb136Cyromazine
53Pirimiphos-methyl137Dichlofluanid
54Procymidone138Emamectin benzoate(Et)
55Profenofos139Ethiofencarb
56Promecarb140Fenhexamid
57Prometryn141Fluazifop-p-butyl
58Propamocarb142Iprodione
59Propargite143Iprovalicarb
60Propham144Isofenphos-methyl
61Propiconazole145Methiocarb
62Propoxur146Methomyl
63Propyzamide147Methoxyfenozide
64Pyrazophos148Monocrotophos
65Pyridaben149Nicosulfuron
66Pyridaphenthion150Omethoate
67Pyrimethanil151Oxydemeton-methyl
68Quinalphos152Pirimiphos-ethy l
69Simazine153Pymetrozin
70S421154Quizalofop-ethyl
71Dimethoate155Rimsulfuron
72Edifenphos156Spinosad
73Endosulfan (alpha isomer)157Spiroxamine
74Endosulfan (beta isomer)158Tebufenozide
75Endosulfan sulfate159Thiabendazole
76Ethion160Thiacloprid
77Ethoprophos161Thiamethoxam
78Etofenprox162Hifensulfuron-methyl
79Etrimfos163Thiodicarb
80Fenarimol164Triasulfuron
81Fenitrothion165Trichlorfon
82Fenobucarb166Triflusulfuron-methyl
83Fenoxycarb167Thiofanox-sulfone
84Fenpropathrin168Thiofanox-sulfoxid

Comparison of the biological efficiency of edible mushrooms cultivated with apple sawdust and other materials_

Pleurotus ostreatusLentinus edodes


Formula 1 (CK)Formula 2Formula 3 (CK)Formula 4
Biological efficiency %112.17 ± 4.23**89.70 ± 2.0480.79 ± 1.8981.62 ± 1.40

Pesticide residue test results of apple wood (mg · kg−1 dry weight)_

Apple Wood Sample NoChlorpyrifosCyhalothrinCypermethrinDifenoconazoleTebuconazoleChlorbenzuronCarbendazimImidaclopridAcetamipridCymoxanilProchloraz
10.010NDNDNDNDND0.015NDNDNDND
20.45ND0.190.0830.160.211.430.190.0380.0830.040
30.13NDNDNDNDND0.400.100.023NDND
40.04NDNDND0.0520.037NDNDNDNDND
50.14NDNDND0.10ND0.350.0750.010NDND
60.035NDNDND0.0900.160.400.0370.021NDND
70.037NDNDND0.044ND0.120.0360.015NDND
80.22ND0.11ND0.031NDNDNDNDNDND
90.14NDNDND0.027ND0.028NDNDNDND
100.094NDNDND0.083ND1.220.0950.048NDND
110.10NDNDND0.110.134.860.110.030NDND
120.043NDNDND0.060ND1.250.140.013NDND
130.010NDNDND0.017ND0.047ND0.11NDND
140.18NDNDND0.440.210.620.320.077NDND
150.310.14NDND0.41ND0.620.110.072NDND
160.029NDNDNDND0.0520.0860.045NDNDND
170.066NDND0.0340.16ND0.25NDNDNDND
180.017NDNDNDNDND0.04NDNDNDND
190.067NDNDND0.098ND0.120.047NDNDND
200.470.19NDND0.180.0931.30.0650.0530.056ND
210.75NDNDNDND0.0510.130.0310.025NDND

Correlation analysis of the content of each element in apple wood samples_

ElementPbCdHgAsCrNiZnFeMn
Cd0.031
Hg0.1560.080
As0.0590.386**0.133
Cr0.530**0.1240.336**−0.001
Ni0.056−0.0900.054−0.0760.378**
Zn0.361**0.733**0.1620.2070.446**0.203
Fe0.988**0.0500.1180.0650.560**0.1120.394**
Mn0.249*0.1250.235*0.2110.1710.0500.2160.243*
Cu0.346**0.1040.452**−0.0270.626**0.0250.292*0.342**0.250*

Pesticide residue contents of culture raw material samples (mg · kg−1 dry weight)_

Pesticide residuesApple sawdustOak sawdustCottonseed huskCorn cobsWheat bran
Chlorpyrifos0.56 ± 0.075NDNDNDND
Acetamiprid0.16 ± 0.020NDNDNDND
Phoxim0.053 ± 0.0047NDNDND0.058 ± 0.0047

Analysis of the contents of pesticide residues in apple wood samples_

Pesticide residuesDetection rate (%)Detection range (mg · kg−1)Average (mg · kg−1)Standard deviationCoefficient of variation (%)
Chlorpyrifos1000.01–0.750.160.19119.64
Cyhalothrin9.520.14–0.190.170.0421.43
Cypermethrin9.520.11–0.190.150.0637.71
Chlorbenzuron38.100.037–0.210.120.0759.87
Carbendazim90.480.015–4.860.701.12157.31
Imidacloprid66.670.031–0.320.100.0876.69
Acetamiprid61.900.01–0.110.040.0376.88
Difenoconazole9.520.034–0.0830.060.0359.23
Tebuconazole76.190.017–0.440.130.1397.43
Cymoxanil9.520.056–0.0830.070.0227.47
Prochloraz4.760.040.04
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/fhort-2022-0014 | Journal eISSN: 2083-5965 | Journal ISSN: 0867-1761
Language: English
Page range: 173 - 185
Submitted on: Mar 17, 2022
Accepted on: Jul 18, 2022
Published on: Sep 1, 2022
Published by: Polish Society for Horticultural Sciences (PSHS)
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 2 issues per year

© 2022 Guorong Yu, Xinxin Li, Shengting Zhao, Shuguang Sun, Yanru Yu, Jinzhi Chen, Xianhao Cheng, Weihuan Li, published by Polish Society for Horticultural Sciences (PSHS)
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