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Gold Oyster:Pleurotus citrinopileatus

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Gold Oyster: Pleurotus citrinopileatus ✔ Pleurotus citrinopileatus, also known as Gold Oyster, is native to eastern Russia, northern China and Japan.  ✔ Pleurotus species are some of the most commonly cultivated mushrooms, as they are easy to grow and convert organic refuse into fresh mushrooms.  ✔ They are also incredibly nutritious and have shown medicinal benefits, such as lowering cholesterol due to the contents of lovastatins. 1. Lowers cholesterol 2. Supports the kidneys 3. Supports the liver 4. antioxidant 5. Lowers cholesterol ✔ Golden oyster mushrooms is a wood decaying fungus, growing on hardwoods such as elm.  ✔ The fruiting bodies grow in clusters with bright yellow to golden brown caps ranging from 20-65mm in diameter. ✔ They have a velvety, dry surface texture with a thin white flesh and white stem. ✔ It has a mild taste and smell. ✔  It can be grown on a medium of grain, straw or sawdust.  ✔ You can also add some ofyour organic waste! For pricing ...

Chaga Mushroom (Inonotus Obliquus)

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Chaga:Inonotus Obliquus ✔ Inonotus Obliquus, more commonly known as the Chaga Mushroom has gained much attention and popularity for its medicinal properties.  ✔ It can be found in the Northwest part of North America, Russia, Korea and parts of northern and eastern Europe.  ✔ It has been used as a natural, holistic treatment for a variety of ailments for over 500 years. ✔  The chinese have nicknamed it “the king of all plants” and the Japanese call it “Diamond in the forest”. ✔ When looking at the medicinal benefits, it is no wonder why it has become so popular.  ✔ Chaga is known to be rich in B complex vitamins, various minerals, fiber and protein and also contains over 200 phytonutrients.  ✔ It also contains polysaccharides which the body uses as a primary source of energy.  ✔  It is now being studied for its potential in fighting cancer and is considered to promote overall health and immunity.  ✔ It is considered an adaptogen which means it help...

Gold Enoki (Flammulina velutipes)

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Gold Enoki (Flammulina velutipes) ✔ Flammulina velutipes, more commonly known as Gold Enoki has been used in Asian cuisine for many years.  ✔ The word Enoki in Japanese means hackberry, referencing the type of tree it grows on naturally. ✔  It is highly valued in Japan, not only for its culinary purposes, but for its medicinal benefits. ✔  It is rich in protein, vitamin B3, amino acids and has trace amounts of iron. 1. Antioxidant 2. Supports the immune system 3. Anti-cancer 4. Antiviral 5. Antibacterial ✔ The appearance of Flammulina velutipes grows in clusters and the look varies greatly depending on the environment it was grown in.  ✔ When grown in sunlight, it takes on a dark brown color. Deprived of sunlight, it will be whitish. If it has a lot of oxygen, it will grow shorter and wider, whereas if it doesn’t have much oxygen, it will grow tall with small caps.  ✔ Naturally, it grows on stumps of the Chinese hackberry tree, ash, mulberry and persimmon trees....

Cordyceps Militaris

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Cordyceps Militaris   ✔ Cordyceps Militaris has been used for thousands of years in traditional medicine particularly in Tibet, China and Japan.  ✔ There are currently many studies showing how potent of a medicine it is and its various applications and benefits.   ✔ It is rich in polysaccharides, which the body uses as a primary source of energy.  ✔ With all of its beneficial constituents, it’s a great all around health booster. 1. Anti-inflammatory 2. Anti-oxidant 3. Anti-aging 4. Anti-tumour 5. Anti-cancer 6. Anti-microbial 7. Anti-viral 8. Anti-fungal 9. Neuroprotective 10. Liver protective 11. Reno protective 12. Pneumo protective 13. Increase sex drive ✔ In nature, cordyceps militaris is a parasitic fungus, using the body of arthropods such as caterpillars as a host to develop.  ✔ To cultivate it however, it can be grown on a brown rice medium or various agar mixes.  ✔ It should be exposed to light and kept in an environment between 65-75 degrees Fahre...

Chicken of the woods (Laetiporus sulphureus)

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              Chicken of the woods (Laetiporus sulphureus) ✔Laetiporus sulphureus has been named chicken of the woods for it has a taste and texture similar to chicken. ✔ It grows in the hardwood forests of eastern North America and is considered a delicacy.  ✔There exists several different types of Laetiporus mushrooms that are spread throughout North America and Europe.  ✔It is rich in polysaccharides, which the body uses as a primary source of energy. ✔Currently being studied for its medicinal benefits, it has shown promise to be a great health booster! 1. Anti-cancer 2. Antibacterial 3. Anti-inflammatory 4. Antioxidant ✔Chicken of the woods grows in large, overlapping brackets. It has a soft flesh with a yellow to orange surface, sometimes with bright orange tips and yellow pores.  ✔As it ages, the color becomes pale and mildly pungent. It is a parasitic mushroom showing a preference for oak but can grow on other hardwoods, causing b...

Maitake (Grifola Frondosa)

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Maitake (Grifola Frondosa) ✔ Grifola frondosa is known as the Maitake mushroom in Japan and hen of the woods amongst english speakers. It is native to China, Japan and North America and is prized in traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine as a medicinal mushroom. ✔ It is one of the major culinary mushrooms in Japan and its uses in cuisine are growing in the west. 1. Boost the immune system 2. Anti-cancer 3. Antioxidant 4. Lowers cholesterol For pricing and import please contact In India- +91-9923806933 Import-biobritte.agro@gmail.com or  whatsapp +91-9850985511 #Biobritte, #dry, #export products, #Liquid Spawn, #medicinal mushrooms, #mushroom books, #Mushroom CDs, #mushroom kits, #mushroom products, #mushrooms, #pure culture, #spawn, #turkey tail #trametes #versicolor, #coriolus #polyporus, #turkey tail cultivation #mushroomtraining #biobritte , #maharashtra, #kolhapur, #biobritte store, #kolhapur mushrooms, #sanglimushrooms, #laturmushrooms #biobritteschool #blueoyster, #oysters...

Red Reishi-Ganoderma resinaceum

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Red Reishi-Ganoderma resinaceum ✔ Ganoderma resinaceum, more commonly known as the red reishi, is native to  Europe, although there are many similar species occurring throughout the world. ✔ Ganoderma species have shown to be a potent medicinal mushroom, being rich  in polysaccharides and proteins.   ✔ A big advantage of this mushroom is that it can  be consumed daily without any side effects.  ✔ It has also shown potential in  bioremediation. 1. Anti-tumor 2. Supports the immune system 3. Supports the liver For pricing and import please contact In India- +91-9923806933 Import-biobritte.agro@gmail.com or  whatsapp +91-9850985511

Fresh Milky Mushrooms

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Fresh Milky Mushrooms   Ø Now buy Fresh milky mushrooms from biobritte agro. Fresh milky mushrooms are commonly called as milky white mushroom. It is edible mushroom which is popularly used for making mushroom pickles as it is fiber rich mushrooms. Buy farmfresh mushrooms from us.       Ø Milky mushrooms are called ‘milky’ for their white color. They are the only mushroom species that is both native to and cultivated in, the hot moist climate of India.   Ø Milky mushrooms are also known as ‘Swetha’ mushrooms and are rich in nutrients, have a good shelf life and are the only fungus that can be cultivated in the tropics.   Ø They are one of the low-cost varieties to grow and are quite big in size.   Ø Milky mushrooms generally grow from dust-like particles known as spores, which develop into a mass of thick white tangled threads called mycelium.   Ø Mushroom spawn is basically grain permeated with the mushroom mycelia. And from the mycelium emerg...

Dry Ganoderma mushrooms

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Dry Ganoderma mushrooms  (Ganoderma lucidium) Ganoderma mushrooms or Ganoderma lucidium are used in asian countries which is used for longevity of life. It is used in traditional medicines in Japan and China. It is also called as reishi or lingzhi mushrooms. Now buy Ganoderma mushrooms from Biobritte Agro. For Pricing and import contact biobritte.agro@gmail.com Phone: +91-9923806933

Fresh King Oyster Mushrooms

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Fresh King Oyster Mushroom The scientific name for king oyster mushrooms is pleurotus eryngii. Also called as king trumpet mushrooms. Buy king oyster mushrooms from Biobritte Agro. For Pricing and import contact biobritte.agro@gmail.com Phone: +91-9923806933

Fresh Yellow Oyster Mushrooms

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Fresh Yellow   Oyster  Mushrooms (pleurotus citronopileatus) These are exotic mushrooms which are having slightly sweet juice and bright yellow look. Buy Yellow oyster mushrooms from biobritte agro.  For Pricing and import contact biobritte.agro@gmail.com Phone- +91-9923806933

Export Quality Dry Oyster Mushrooms

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Dry  Pleurtus Sajorcaju /Grey Osyter Now Buy 100% Organic dry oyster mushrooms from Biobritte Agro. We do not use any chemical for growing mushrooms. Pack Size: 1000 Gram/1 Kg Packing: Box Shelf Life: 6 months or more Type- Grey Oyster Price- 1000 Rs/Kg Benefits of Oyster Mushrooms Lower Cholesterol Levels Alleviate Inflammation Packed with Antioxidants May Block Cancer Growth Boost Brain Health For Bulk order please contact 9923806933 For Pricing and import contact biobritte.agro@gmail.com

Blue Oyster Mushrooms-Pleurotus Columbinus

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✔ Mushrooms of the Oyster variety are some of the more commonly consumed mushrooms in the world. ✔  They are rich in high-quality proteins and amino acids, B vitamins, vitamin D, iron and potassium.  ✔ Several studies are now showing that they lower cholesterol due to the presence of statins and lovastatins. 1. Antibacterial 2. Lowers cholesterol 3. anti-cancer 4. Immune booster ✔ Blue Oysters grow in clusters and take on a shelf like shape.  ✔ It has white stems with deep blue caps that turn grey as they age.   ✔ Like many mushrooms, it should be picked young for consumption as it becomes tougher as it ages and its taste and smell deteriorate.  ✔ Pleurotus Columbinus is known to be fairly easy to grow as long as it has plenty of fresh air flow. ✔  It can grow on dead wood, straw, grass, cotton, cacti, hemp, coffee waste, paper products amongst other things, making it a great way to turn your compost into a mushroom growing sub...