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Individual classes on mushroom growing, spawn making, medicinal and wild mushrooms

The MC culture catalog includes fungi with biotechnological value for those who want to grow gourmet and medicinal mushrooms, experiment with structural composites, innovate or perform research on fungi.

Their identification is based on fruitbody micro-and macro characteristics.

Students

Each culture order takes 2-4 weeks to process -this ensures culture purity and customer satisfaction

This web page is made by Anil Rana student of Gbpuat.Thanks. Mushroom management, also known as pseudo-analysis or blind development, is the management of a company where the communication channels between the managers and the employees do not work traditionally. The term mushroom management alludes to the stereotypical (and somewhat inaccurate) view of mushroom cultivation: kept in the dark.

Interested in online or offline Workshops? Mushroom Classes offers monthly workshops on mushroom cultivation, spawn making, medicinal mushrooms and wild edible mushroom identification

Check for the dates and the type of workshop associated to them and feel free to enroll for the next workshop. The starter pack workshops also include online training and symbolic certificate at the end.

Hello, I’m Dr T and I’m a mycologist involved with consulting, and teaching startups in mushroom growing, spawn making, wild mushroom identification, and general mycology. My previous and current experience gave me the chance to focus on three branches of mycology: a) wood-inhabiting fungi taxonomy; b) medicinal mushrooms biotechnology; c) mushroom growing, and spawn production technology. The latter two represent some of the major fungus technologies with increased application today while taxonomy has an important role in being linked to the latter by profound analyses in regards to identification and not only.

Mushroombharsar

I was about 2 when I went to the woods to pick mushrooms with my parents for the first time. At 6 I started to know the edible mushrooms around and differentiate them from the poisonous ones. When I was 9 I went by myself in the woods to pick mushrooms. Later I decided to study biology, and ecology in a prestigious Romanian university. With the studies done, I started to grow mushrooms and produce my own spawn in 2005.

Not long after, in 2006 I took my toys and left for Haifa, Israel where I did my PhD in wood-inhabiting fungi taxonomy at the Institute of Evolution. For the first time I saw a professional lab and was part of it for nearly 4 years. I had the chance to learn how to professionally identify mushrooms, how a culture library is made and kept, lots about medicinal mushrooms, pure cultures, and many more and interacted with some worldwide known professors in mycology.

My role at Aloha Medicinals started in 2013 as a Fungal Culture Bank Curator; then, I became the Head of the Mushroom Spawn Production, and Culturebank Dept. of the company in 2014, in this position I had the chance to talk to many mushroom growers as an adviser. I met important people of the industry gained even more experience, and I also had the chance to visit about 90% of the West Coast Specialty Mushroom Farms and collaborate with some of them.

Mushroom Bharsar Students In Asl

Starting with 2013 until 2015 I was teaching general mycology with emphasis on spawn production, clean room principles, and mushroom cultivation techniques to mushroom grower startups, fungus enthusiasts, and research assistants in the field of mycology from the U.S., and around the world (South Africa, Philippines, Malawi, Lebanon, China, Canada, Romania, Croatia, Iceland, Mexico, Costa Rica, Chile, Iraq, and Namibia) –this was part of the intern program initiated by Aloha Medicinals Inc.

This was a brief introduction on my history as a mycologist, and mushroom grower.

Mushroom Bharsar Students Portal

Daniel Tura

Mycologist

WORK EXPERIENCE:

2019- Mycology Instructor. 89503 Reno, NV, USA

2017-2019 Director of Fructele Pamantului S.R.L. 440272 Satu Mare, SM, Romania

2016: Director of Mycological Research and Development, Technical Support-Aloha Medicinals Inc. 89706 Carson City, NV, USA

2015 – Mushroom Farm Consultant & Mycology Teacher

2013–2015: Teaching Experience -Clean-room and mushroom spawn making techniques, mushroom cultivation techniques, general mycology

2013–2016: Head of Mushroom Spawn & Culturebank Department -Aloha Medicinals Inc. 89706 Carson City, NV, USA

Into Mushroom Growing Since 2005

MUSHROOM FARM VISITS

California: Globe Mushrooms, Far West Fungi, Gourmet Mushrooms, Simply Manna, Dragon Gourmet Mushrooms and more.
Washington: Cascadia Mushrooms, Sno-Valley Mushrooms, etc
Colombia: Reishi-Colombia

SPAWN COMPANY VISITS

Nevada: Sylvan, Aloha Medicinals

AWARDS
2013: Biological Clean Room Techniques –Biotechnology
2013: Advanced Spawn Making Techniques –Biotechnology
2009: Summa Cum Laude-PhD

EDUCATION

2006–2009: PhD in Mycology – Department of Evolutionary and Environmental Biology, Faculty of Science and Science Education and Institute of Evolution, University of Haifa, Israel

2003–2004: Masters in Systems Ecology and Biodiversity Conservation-Faculty of Biology and Geology, Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj Napoca, Romania

1999–2003: Ecology and Environmental Protection-Faculty of Biology and Geology, Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj Napoca, Romania

PUBLICATIONS
Ţura D., Holliday J. 2014. Pharmacological importance of some Tremella spp. fungi. J. of the American Herbalists Guild 12(2): 47–51.
Mouthana N. Al-habib., Holliday J., Ţura D. 2014. Psathyrella candolleana (Fr.) Maire: an Indigenous Medicinal Mushroom New to Iraq. Int. J. Med. Mushr. 16(6): 617–622.
Ţura D., Zmitrovich I.V., Wasser S.P., Nevo E. 2010. Checklist of Hymenomycetes (Aphyllophorales s. l.) and Heterobasidiomycetes in Israel. Mycobiology 38(4): 256–273.
Ţura D., Zmitrovich I.V., Wasser S.P., Nevo E. 2009b. Medicinal species from genera Inonotus and Phellinus (Aphyllophoromycetideae): Cultural-morphological peculiarities, growth characteristics, and qualitative enzymatic activity tests. Int. J. Med. Mushr. 11: 309–328.
Ţura D., Zmitrovich I.V., Wasser S.P., Nevo E. 2009a. Species diversity of heterobasidiomycetous and non-gilled hymenomycetous (Aphyllophorales s.l.) fungi in Israel. Israel J. Pl. Sci. 56: 349–359.
Ţura D., Zmitrovich I.V., Wasser S.P., Nevo E. 2008. The genus Stereum in Israel. Mycotaxon 106: 109–126.
Ţura D., Spirin W.A., Zmitrovich I.V., Wasser S.P., Nevo E. 2008. Polypores new to Israel–1: Genera Ceriporiopsis, Postia and Skeletocutis. Mycotaxon 103: 217–227.
Ţura D., Zmitrovich I.V., Wasser S.P., Nevo E. 2007. The genus Peniophora in Israel (highlighting the variability of Peniophora quercina). Mycotaxon 101: 385–393.
Ţura D., Nevo E. 2007. Medicinal Aphyllophorales mushrooms of Israeli mycobiota. Int. J. Med. Mushr. 9: 360–361.
Ţura D., Ionescu C., Pavelescu C. 2006. Ecological study regarding the aquatic invertebrate communities from the Someşul Mic River. Anle. Univ. din Oradea, Fasc. Bio. Tom. 13: 8–10.
Ţura D., Ştefan N., Tudorancea C. 2004. Comparative study regarding the aquatic invertebrate communities from the Molhaşul Mare de la Izbuc and the Molhasul Căpățâna peat bogs (the upper course of the Someşul Cald Rivers). Stud. si Cercet. Bio. 9: 38–41.
Drăgan-Bularda M., Grigore C. E., Ţura D. 2004. Using mud quality enzymatic indices for salt lakes valorification and protection purposes. [Utilizarea indicatorului enzymatic al calității nămolului în scopul valorificării şi protecției lacurilor saline]. Stud. Univ. Babeş-Bolyai, Bio. 49(1): 129–140.

BOOK CHAPTERS & BOOKS
Ţura D., Wasser S.P., Zmitrovich I.V. 2016. Wood-inhabiting fungi: applied aspects (A review). In: Fungi: Applications and Management Strategies (eds.) Deshmukh S.K., Misra J.K., Tewari J.P., Papp T. CRC Press. Pp. 245–292.
Zmitrovich I.V., Wasser S.P., Ţura D. 2014. Wood-inhabiting fungi. In: Fungi from different substrates (eds.) Misra J.K., Tewari J.P., Deshmukh S.K. Vágvölgyi C. CRC Press. 17–74.
Ţura D., Zmitrovich I.V., Wasser S.P., Raats D., Nevo E. 2012. Phylogenetic analyses of Phellinus s.l., and Inonotus s.l. (Hymenochaetales) inferred from rDNA ITS sequences and morphological data. In: Systematics and Evolution of Fungi 9 (eds.) Misra J.K., Tewari J.P., Deshmukh S.K. CRC Press. Pp. 253–273.
Ţura D., Zmitrovich I.V., Wasser S.P., Spirin W.A., Nevo E. 2011. Biodiversity of the Heterobasidiomycetes and non-gilled Hymenomycetes (Former Aphyllophorales) of Israel. Ruggell A.R.A. Gantner Verlag K.-G. Pp. 1–566.