Hokuto Corporation

Hokuto Co., Ltd.

Kenji Namba

Masayuki Mizuno

Katsuji Yamanaka

Satosi Inatomi

Satoshi Inatomi

Mizue Yamazaki

Takeshi Oku

A new and distinct variety of mushroom plant of Bunashimeji mushroom,, named 'Hokuto-18', is cultivated by gathering and repeated breeding of fungal strains having dominant traits. This new and distinct variety has good qualitative character and appearance, good keeping quality and storage life and delicious tasting and is exquisite in stability, reproducibility and uniformity when being produced.

Bunashimeji mushroom plant named 'Hokuto-18'

A bin cap for mushroom culture bins for cultivating mushrooms such as shiitake (Lentinus edodes (Berk.) Sing.), Lyophyllum shimeji (Kawam.) Hongo, and the like which includes a housing part 2 including a space S internally for ventilation and having windows 2w for ventilation with a broader open area than the open area of bin mouth Bo, breathable filter part 3 blocking window 2w, and fitting part 4 being installed at the under surface 2d of housing part 2 and being attached to or detached from bin mouth Bo. Thereby, the ventilation is secured and the exhaust of carbon dioxide is promoted.

Bin cap for mushroom culture

A bin for mushroom culture for cultivating mushrooms such as shiitake that comprises upper half bin 2 and lower half bin 3 so arranged as to be able to elongate and contract by sliding upward and downward when fitted. Fitting part C of upper half bin 2 and lower half bin 3 is so arranged as to form a ventilating route F connecting the inside and outside at an elongated position P2 compared with the most contracted position P1. Thereby, ventilation is performed through ventilating route F and carbon dioxide, which is heavier than air, is exhausted.

Bin for mushroom culture

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Nagano, Japan

Kenji Namba