Tremella is the fruiting body of a fungus, belonging to basidiomycetes, tremella, tremella, also known as auricularia auricula, tremella, tremella and so on. It enjoys the highest reputation among fungi. Ears are generally chrysanthemum-shaped or cockscomb-shaped, with a diameter of 5- 10 cm, soft, white, translucent and elastic. Most kinds of tremella grow on logs of various trees.
Tremella fuciformis mycelium has almost no ability to decompose cellulose, so it must rely on the assistance of another fungus in the process of completing its life cycle, that is, mushroom, also known as fungus, also known as feather mycelium, which can decompose cellulose, lignin and starch that tremella fuciformis mycelium can not use into nutrients that tremella fuciformis mycelium can absorb. Tremella fuciformis is an aerobic fungus. The demand for oxygen for mycelium germination increases with the increase of the number of mycelium, and the fruiting body differentiates, and the oxygen in the spike is less, the oxygen is sufficient, and the fruiting body differentiates quickly.
Physiological characteristics of lotus seeds
Perennial aquatic herb with transverse rhizome, hypertrophy, swollen internodes, many longitudinal airways, constricted internodes, black scales at the top and whiskers at the bottom. The leaves are round, shield-shaped, 25-90cm in diameter, slightly wavy as a whole, smooth and powdery on the upper surface, with 1-2 branches on the lower vein, stout petiole, cylindrical, 1-2m long, hollow and scattered with small thorns. Pedicels and petioles are the same length or slightly longer, but there are also scattered spines. Flower diameter 10-20 cm, beautiful and fragrant.
Petals are red, pink or white, oblong oval to obovate, 5- 10 cm long and 3-5 cm wide, gradually becoming smaller from outside to inside, sometimes becoming stamens, with blunt or slightly sharp apex, strip-shaped anthers, filaments slender, inserted under the receptacle, very short style, with stigma at the top, and receptacle diameter of 5- 10 cm.