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==Multiplying Mushrooms== | |||
''''Procedure''' | |||
:For replicating a mushroom, we need to look for its mycelium (a delicate, white network of branches). In a supermarket we only find the fruiting body seperated from the underground network (mycelium). But on the Oyster mushroom this mycelium can be also found above and under its cap and on its stem. | |||
:So first we try to get grip of some parts (thin slices), using the cutter. | |||
:The mushroom needs moisture and organic material, which it decomposes. For that we use corrugated cardboard and moisten its layers. Alternating we staple a layer of cardboard and a layer of mushroom pieces. | |||