Wild edible species used in developing countries are poorly known. 
Some information is available from studies of close relatives in 
temperate regions. The main problem is naming and recognizing species. 
Identification of species is mostly done by looking on features such as 
color, texture, smell, substrate where it grows and sometimes taste is 
used, naming of the species is done to 
keep memory and transfer the knowledge to next generation. Furthermore, 
the most commonly used species were those of the genera 
Afrocantharellus, Lactarius, Russula, Termitomyces and Amanita.
 
Research on indigenous mushrooms does not only focus on the 
ethnomycology by the communities and domestication, but also on buying 
and collection of edible undomesticated mushrooms that are sold by the 
communities. These mushrooms are bought, dried and processed into 
products.
 Mamaland Mushroom Farms is the first registered 
agribusiness specialized in edible and medicicinal mushroom which 
harnessing, processing and preserving the edible fruit bodies of 
Afrocantharellus, Lactarius, Russula, Termitomyces and Amanita for 
storage and markerting in Tanzania.
 Our Research, Development & 
Product Designing Department (RDPSD) continues with trials on the 
domestication of indigenous mushrooms, particularly edible ones. Most 
research is also focused on mushroom product development with some 
promising prototypes that can be used in the country and beyond. 
L.E.A.R.N Program plans to develop more products from indigenous 
mushrooms that can be promoted by passing on the knowledge and skills to
 the local people.
 Mamaland Mushroom Farms (2015).
E-Mail:-Mamalandmushroomproject@gmail.com,
Phone: +255621-080300.
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E-Mail:-Mamalandmushroomproject@gmail.com,
Phone: +255621-080300.
Twitter/Facebook/Linkedin/Google+:
Mamaland Mushroom Farms.
Blog: Mamalandmushroomproject.blogspot.com
Fight Back Against Malnutrition, Save Lives.
Mushroom is Therapy. #Mushroom_Is_Therapy.

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