“食用菌产量和品质形成的分子机理及调控”项目简介——食用菌产业发展与技术创新的科学基础

食用菌以子实体为收获物,是优质蛋白的重要来源,我国重要的食物安全战略产业,已经成为我国粮、菜、果、油之后的第五大产值农作物,2013年产量3 169.68万吨（中国食用菌协会统计）,直接产值1 707亿元,间接产值6 828亿元,从业人口逾2 000万。我国食用菌产量已占全球总产量的75%以上。但是,与食用菌产业相关的基础科学研究严重匮乏,对产量和品质形成的关键科学问题研究的空白,严重制约着我国食用菌育种和栽培等产业技术的创新,导致单产低、质量差,产业链难以延长,产业效益持续下降,产业升级艰难。科学基础研究的缺乏,已经成为食用菌产业发展的瓶颈。2014年立项的国家重点基础研究发展计划（973）项目“食用菌产量和品质形成的分子机理及调控”（2014CB138300）,紧紧抓住困扰我国食用菌产业发展的科学问题,开展食用菌高效利用木质纤维素的分子机制、食用菌子实体形成发育的调控机理、食用菌温度响应的分子机制、食用菌活性物质及其合成代谢的分子基础和食用菌优异种质性状形成的遗传基础研究,拟阐释食用菌子实体形成的营养利用与遗传调控机制、食用菌抗逆性的温度响应机制和食用菌活性物质的合成代谢调控机理。构建食用菌科学理论体系,为食用菌产业关键技术创新奠定科学基础,为优质高产提供理论指导,为延长产业链,提高产业效益提供科学路径。     

食用菌病毒的研究进展

病毒是引起食用菌发生病害的重要病原之一,由于其具有潜隐性、不易辨认的特点,因而难以被人们所察觉,一旦发病就难以控制。在食用菌研究领域中,食用菌病毒使食用菌产量严重下降,引起的病害越来越受人们的重视,逐步成为该领域的研究热点。因此,本文主要针对食用菌病毒的结构与分类、危害、传播方式、检测方法以及食用菌病毒的脱毒技术等方面进行了综述,并对其存在的问题和前景进行了展望。这为食用菌病毒的检测、脱毒和无毒菌种的生产提供了理论依据,并为食用菌病毒的深入研究提供参考。     

我国食用菌遗传学的发展及展望

食用菌遗传学是食用菌学科体系的重要分支之一,40年来我国食用菌遗传学研究紧密围绕为育种服务、最新分子生物学技术的应用和生产实践中的科学问题的解决等主题开展了众多科学活动。为了促进食用菌遗传学研究的系统性和全面性,本文梳理出9个方面的研究主题,主要包括食用菌种质资源调查和地方品种研究、食用菌农艺性状控制基因定位和分子辅助育种技术研究、食用菌杂交育种的遗传学规律研究、食用菌菌种的遗传稳定性研究和变异风险监控、栽培基质分解利用和储存转运的分子机制、食用菌应对环境因素变化的分子机制、子实体发育的分子调控机制、食用菌次级代谢产物生物合成的分子机制以及食用菌鲜品采摘后代谢生理的分子机制等,目前这些研究主题有些正在成为研究热点,有些在研究的系统性上还有待完善,有些还缺少足够的关注兴趣。希望食用菌遗传学在未来的发展中,能够把一些源头和底层的科学规律弄清楚,形成完整的知识体系和理论体系,为推动食用菌产业高质量发展提供科学基础。     

食用菌表型组技术研究进展

食用菌已成为我国农业的第五大种植业,在“精准扶贫”战役中发挥了重要作用。然而,经过40年的快速发展,食用菌行业依然面临着众多问题亟待解决,尤其是在工厂化栽培生产中我们还严重依赖国外选育的菌种。随着基因测序和表型组等新技术的蓬勃发展,“数据驱动”的生物学研究取得了一系列突破性进展。这些新技术也为解决食用菌行业面临的问题带来了机遇。其中表型组研究通过光学设备和传感器将肉眼观察和手工测量的数据数字化,与基因组、代谢组等数据构成食用菌组学大数据,为食用菌分类、种质资源评价、育种、基因功能和栽培等研究提供了新思路。本文重点描述了食用菌表型性状,介绍了表型组技术在食用菌研究中的应用,同时回顾了植物表型组技术的进展和应用领域,并讨论了食用菌表型组研究的关键技术和面临的挑战。期望通过对食用菌基因组、表型组、代谢组等多组学技术的整合研究和大数据的积累,推动“数据驱动”的食用菌遗传育种和栽培生产。     

Cultivation of Pleurotus ostreatus and other edible mushrooms

Pleurotus ostreatus is the second most cultivated edible mushroom worldwide after Agaricus bisporus. It has economic and ecological values and medicinal properties. Mushroom culture has moved toward diversification with the production of other mushrooms. Edible mushrooms are able to colonize and degrade a large variety of lignocellulosic substrates and other wastes which are produced primarily through the activities of the agricultural, forest, and food-processing industries. Particularly, P. ostreatus requires a shorter growth time in comparison to other edible mushrooms. The substrate used for their cultivation does not require sterilization, only pasteurization, which is less expensive. Growing oyster mushrooms convert a high percentage of the substrate to fruiting bodies, increasing profitability. P. ostreatus demands few environmental controls, and their fruiting bodies are not often attacked by diseases and pests, and they can be cultivated in a simple and cheap way. All this makes P. ostreatus cultivation an excellent alternative for production of mushrooms when compared to other mushrooms.     

Themes for mushroom exploitation in the 21st century: Sustainability,waste management,and conservation

Because many natural resources are limited, sustainability becomes an important concept in maintaining the human population, health, and environment. Mushrooms are a group of saprotrophic fungi. Mushroom cultivation is a direct utilization of their ecological role in the bioconversion of solid wastes generated from industry and agriculture into edible biomass, which could also be regarded as a functional food or as a source of drugs and pharmaceuticals. To make the mushroom cultivation an environmentally friendly industry, the basic biology of mushrooms and the cultivation technology must be researched and developed. This is very true for Lentinula edodes, Volvariella volvacea, and Ganoderma lucidum, which are commonly consumed in Asian communities but are now gaining popularity worldwide. Besides the conventional method, strain improvement can also be exploited by protoplast fusion and transformation. Biodiversity is the key contribution to the genetic resource for breeding programs to fulfill different consumer demands. The conservation of these mushrooms becomes essential and is in immediate need not only because of the massive habitat loss as a result of human inhabitation and deforestation, but also because of the introduced competition by a cultivar with the wild germ plasm. Spent mushroom compost, a bulky solid waste generated from the mushroom industry, however, can be exploited as a soil fertilizer and as a prospective bioremediating agent.     

食用菌培植业思考与展望

食用菌生产应该与种植业、养殖业并驾齐驱,称之为食用菌培植业,是农业生产领域内的三大基础产业。解决野生食用菌的产量、质量问题,是野生食用菌产业化开发的瓶颈;必须另辟蹊径,发展食用菌原生态野生化生产,实现野生食用菌的规模化、产业化发展。对双孢蘑菇野生化生产和菌菜轮作进行了探讨,为我国双孢蘑菇的生产发展另辟蹊径;建议我国的双孢蘑菇生产朝两化一作的方向发展。     

Cultivation of the Dible Mushroom Lentinula edodes (Shiitake) in Pasteurized Wheat Straw – Alternative Use of Georthermal Energy in Mexico

Five edible Lentinula edodes strains were evaluated. The mushrooms were cultivated on a wheat straw substrate that was previously pasteurized by immersion in water heated by residual geothermal vapor, which was also used to warm incubation and production rooms. Finely chopped wheat straw (Triticum aestivum L.) was pasteurized and then spawned with supplemented spawn capable of supplying nutrients and enriching the substrate, with the expectation of yield improvement. The samples were incubated for 60 days before the production started and thus, the mushrooms produced had pileus diameters ranging from 5 to 20 cm. The yields fluctuated from 6.2 to 13.9 % (fresh weight of mushrooms/fresh weight of substrate). Biological efficiency ranged from 24.8 to 55.6 % (fresh weight of mushrooms/dry weight of substrate), while the production rate reached varied from 0.19 to 0.55 % (biological efficiency/production time starting from inoculation). The cultivation system evaluated here offers the possibility of lowering production costs by cultivating the mushroom on easily obtainable substrate and shortening the culture cycle. The efficiency of this use of geothermal energy and supplemented spawn for shiitake mushroom cultivation on non‐sterilized substrates was proven.     

食用菌产业发展需要科学研究的强力支撑

我国是世界食用菌产业大国,产量占全球总产80%,拥有全球最多的食用菌基础科学和应用技术研究者,近年来在这两个领域都取得了显著成绩,但仍远远不能满足产业发展的科学需求。我国食用菌产业的发展需要科学研究的强力支持。本专刊集结了食用菌的资源与利用、遗传育种、组学分析、生理栽培、加工技术、活性成分、保健功效评价等方面的论文共计32篇。本刊论文还涉及了食用菌与病原菌的互作研究、野生菌的种类产地鉴定等方面的研究。     

Explaining Dioscorides' "double difference": why are some mushrooms poisonous, and do they signal their unprofitability?

The adaptive significance of toxins in mushrooms has received very little consideration, although it is clear that poisons have appeared (and/or disappeared) many times in mushrooms' evolutionary history. One possibility is that poisons have evolved in some mushroom species to deter their consumption by would-be fungivores before spore dispersal. If this is so, then one might expect poisonous mushrooms to signal their unprofitability in some way. In this study, we have conducted the first formal analysis of the ecological and morphological traits associated with edible and poisonous mushrooms in North America and Europe. Poisonous mushrooms do not tend to be more colorful or aggregated than edible mushrooms, but they are more likely to exhibit distinctive odors even when phylogenetic relationships are accounted for. This raises the intriguing possibility that some poisonous species of mushrooms have evolved warning odors (and perhaps tastes) to enhance avoidance learning by fungivores.     

Declining Wild Mushroom Recognition and Usage in Burkina Faso

Declining Wild Mushroom Recognition and Usage in Burkina Faso. Ethnomycological investigation was carried out in Burkina Faso, West Africa, using standardized interviews focused on 40 representative mushroom species assembled in a traveling herbarium (photographs plus preserved specimens). A total of 540 informants from 18 localities representing three main ethnic groups—Mòosé, Bobo, and Gouin—were interviewed, though the bulk of those interviewed were Mòosé (or Mossi) from the more populous central region of the country. Among the study species, as many as 24 were considered edible by the different ethnic groups; a few medicinal uses also were noted. The edibility of a common Chlorophyllum species is confirmed for the three ethnic groups. Mushroom nomenclature is not well developed in any of the three groups as evidenced by the fact that many mushrooms, including some common edible species, do not appear to have specific local names, but are instead simply referred to by a general term for “mushroom.” Preliminary observations about inter–ethnic variation in recognition, naming, and appreciation of mushrooms are noted. Older people recognized many more mushroom species than did younger people, and women appeared to be slightly more knowledgeable about mushrooms than men. The most important finding is that the gathering and consumption of wild edible mushrooms seems to be dying out in Burkina Faso, especially in the central part of the country, apparently because of declining mushroom populations resulting from disappearing forest habitats. NOTE TO VENDOR: In place of the corresponding author, send proof to this paper’s editor, David Aroro, maxfun @cruzio.com     

Sustainable fruit-body formation of edible mycorrhizal <Emphasis Type="Italic">Tricholoma</Emphasis> species for 3 years in open pot culture with pine seedling hosts

Three edible mycorrhizal mushrooms, Tricholoma portentosum, T. saponaceum, and T. terreum, that had formed ectomycorrhizas with Pinus densiflora seedlings in vitro, were maintained in open pot culture for 3 years under laboratory conditions. Tricholoma portentosum and T. saponaceum produced fruit bodies several times. For T. terreum, which produced a single fruit body in the third year, this is the first report of mushroom production under controlled conditions. Morphological observation of fruit bodies indicated that they were mature, i.e., well-organized cap, stem, and gills, and basidiospores. These results suggest that cultivation of these three edible Tricholoma mushrooms is feasible.     

Behavioural response of the fungus gnat,Bradysia impatiens (Diptera: Sciaridae) towards certain edible mushrooms and saprophytic fungi

The fungus gnat Bradysia impatiens (Johannsen) is a worldwide pest inhabiting organic-rich environments, including mushroom-cultivation substrates, which leads to massive production losses of edible mushrooms. To promote a non-insecticidal pest control strategy, we evaluated adult behavioural response towards two saprophytic fungal strains Aspergillus flavus Link and Mucor circinelloides Tiegh., isolated from B. impatiens-inhabiting substrates and six edible mushrooms species. Our results indicated that (a) B. impatiens was most attracted to the oyster mushroom Pleurotus ostreatus among all six edible mushrooms; (b) males and females demonstrated a significant attraction for M. circinelloides over A. flavus and P. ostreatus; (c) adults demonstrated dynamic attraction tendencies that varied with the culture periods of A. flavus and M. circinelloides, wherein females represented most (mean = 78.6%) of the attracted individuals; and (d) larvae that fed on mycelial cultures of M. circinelloides could complete their entire life cycles, but larvae could not survive on a non-fungal or A. flavus diet. These results demonstrate the potential for the development of M. circinelloides in a push-pull strategy to biocontrol this pest in edible mushroom cultivation.     

作物秸秆及其它废弃物栽培食用菌的农业生态效益研究

一、引言当前,世界上五大问题(环境、粮食、人口、资源和能源)日趋严重,在发展中国家解决饥饿、营养不良和贫困问题已成为人们关注的焦点。与此同时,人们也开始重视食用菌在利用农业有机废物转化为人类食物方面的积极     

云南普洱地区野生食药用菌及其持续利用

2002—2009年夏,对云南省普洱市澜沧县、景东县及其周边地区野生食用菌的物种多样性、用途或特性以及濒危等级进行了调查研究,共采集、鉴定标本593份,并对采于该区的214份馆藏标本进行了统计,野生食用菌共计35科61属134种(含变种、变型)。同时对该区市场上出售的野生贸易类群也进行了调查统计,有28科39属95种(含变种、变型)。迄今普洱共计有野生食用菌38科67属155种(含变种、变型),其中多孔菌科(Polyporaceae)所含种数最多,有17种,占总种数的10.97%;红菇科(Russulaceae)和牛肝菌科(Bo-letaceae)皆为16种,共占总种数的20.65%,灵芝菌科(Ganodermataceae)有11种,占总种数7.1%。在这些类群当中,木耳属(Auricularia)、牛肝菌属(Boletus)、乳菇属(Lactarius)、枝瑚菌属(Ramaria)、红菇属(Russula)、蚁巢菌属(Termitomyces)和革菌属(Thelephora)等属的42种真菌为普洱市场上最常见的野生贸易类群,约占云南优势野生贸易真菌总种数的52.5%。近年来,随着人们对野生食用菌消费需求的日益增长,导致其商业化采收规模急剧扩大,造成生存环境的破坏甚至丧失,从而使普洱野生食用菌,尤其是野生贸易类群的产量呈逐年下降趋势。因此,亟待采取行之有效的措施保护和管理这些珍贵的自然资源,以期达到持续利用之目的。     

Use of molecular markers for differentiation of cultivated strains of oyster and button mushrooms

Analysis of commercial strains of two edible mushrooms, Pleurotus ostreatus and Agaricus bisporus, using PCR and isozyme electrophoresis techniques allowed us to differentiate groups of genetically similar and distant strains. Among the commercial strains of P. ostreatus, the level of genetic variation was higher suggesting a broader genetic basis employed in breeding of this mushroom. The cultivars and hybrids of, A. bisporus, showed a higher level of homology. The isozyme markers (nonspecific esterase, leucinaminopeptidase, and phosphoglucoisomerase) are recommended for identification of the commercial strains of edible mushrooms.     

Biotechnological applications and potential of wood-degrading mushrooms of the genus <Emphasis Type="Italic">Pleurotus</Emphasis>

The genus Pleurotus comprises a group of edible ligninolytic mushrooms with medicinal properties and important biotechnological and environmental applications. The cultivation of Pleurotus spp is an economically important food industry worldwide which has expanded in the past few years. P. ostreatus is the third most important cultivated mushroom for food purposes. Nutritionally, it has unique flavor and aromatic properties; and it is considered to be rich in protein, fiber, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals. Pleurotus spp are promising as medicinal mushrooms, exhibiting hematological, antiviral, antitumor, antibiotic, antibacterial, hypocholesterolic and immunomodulation activities. The bioactive molecules isolated from the different fungi are polysaccharides. One of the most important aspects of Pleurotus spp is related to the use of their ligninolytic system for a variety of applications, such as the bioconversion of agricultural wastes into valuable products for animal feed and other food products and the use of their ligninolytic enzymes for the biodegradation of organopollutants, xenobiotics and industrial contaminants. In this Mini-Review, we describe the properties of Pleurotus spp in relation to their biotechnological applications and potential.     

Evaluation of lignocellulosic biomass from coconut palm as substrate for cultivation of Pleurotus sajor-caju (Fr.) Singer

The lignocellulosic biomass from coconut palm (Cocos nucifera Linn.) such as bunch waste (spathe+spadices), leafstalk (petiole), leaflets and coir pith (by-product from coir processing industry) were evaluated as substrates for cultivation of oyster mushroom, Pleurotus sajor-caju (Fr.) Singer. A low-cost mushroom shed built exclusively of coconut materials such as coconut wood and plaited coconut leaves inside a coconut plantation was used for spawn run and cropping. Leafstalk and bunch waste were superior to leaflets and coir pith in producing significantly more edible biomass of mushrooms. Biological efficiency of 58.9% was obtained in leafstalk, followed by bunch waste (56.9%), coir pith (39.7%) and leaflets (38.2%). The yield of sporophore was positively related to cellulose content and the cellulose : lignin ratio of the substrates.