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Oyster Mushroom are medium to large in size with caps averaging 5-25 centimeters in diameter and a very short stem. The caps are broad and fan like, ranging in different colours like White and Brown, and have curled edges that become wavy and lobed with maturity. It is widely consumed Mushroom and contains highest level of nutrients as compared to other mushrooms.
Scientific Name of Oyster Mushroom is Pleurotus Ostreatus which is a marco fungs. It is most commercially cultivated mushroom in the world.
Advantages of consuming Oyster Mushroom:
It contains rich nutrients such as Fiber, Protein, Vitamin B, Antioxidants, Carbohydrates, Amino Acid and Lipids that uplift heart health, regulate blood glucose and bolster immunity. It is 100% vegetarian and can be consumed by anyone.
Cultivation of Oyster Mushroom:
We have our own cultivation facility with state of art technology. We don’t use any chemicals and our Oyster Mushrooms are 100% Chemical free. These are grown using traditional and safe method of farming using mainly straw. We are suppliers of Oyster Mushroom in bulk quantity.
Packing:
Oyster Mushroom is available in pack size of 250 grams, 500 grams and 1 kilograms.
Price:
Since we have our own cultivation facility hence our prices are extreme low and competitive.
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