Drought in Boston Area
Richard W. Kerrigan
rwk at sylvanres.com
Thu Aug 31 07:54:01 EST 1995
Some species of Agaricus in California (including A. bisporus) appear to
fruit abundantly only at the end of a drought; that is, a series of wet
years will be unproductive. In the southeastern part of the state, where
A. bisporus var. burnettii occurs, a decade of dormancy (reproductive
quiescence, actually) may be about average (based on less than two
decades experience).
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Richard W. Kerrigan, Research Department, Sylvan Spawn Laboratory, Inc.
1163 Winfield Rd., Cabot, PA 16032 USA
e-mail: rwk at sylvanres.com phone: 412-352-1521 fax: 412-352-4062
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