Product name: Dried black fungus
Shape: whole mushroom
Origin: Vietnam
Ingredients: 100% black fungus
Net weight: 10kg/PE bag, 10kg carton
Expiry date: 24 months
Store in a cool, dry place and keep airtight when using. If not used up, close the Zipper.
Quality control: ISO 22000:2018, HACCP, FDA...
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Source - Self-cultivated
Part - Cap
Color - Black or Brown
Size - 2-5cm
Taste - Typical Delicious
Grade - A
Truffle has a special smell, contains rich protein, amino acids and other nutrients, therefore with foie gras, caviar, known as the king of the world's three major Jane flavour.
The truffle is a hypogean mushroom that grows underground.
The fruit, shaped like a tuber, consists of a fleshy mass, called gleba, covered with a sort of bark called peridium; the characteristics of structure and the color of these parts allow to easily distinguish the various types of truffles.
It is formed in high percentage by water and mineral salts absorbed by the soil through the roots of the tree with which it enters into symbiosis: there's a special relationship between some types of tree and the fungus, in which the first nourishes and protects the second, creating the perfect habitat for its growth.
Source - Self-cultivated
Part - Cap
Color - Black or Brown
Size - 2-5cm
Taste - Typical Delicious
Grade - A
Truffle has a special smell, contains rich protein, amino acids and other nutrients, therefore with foie gras, caviar, known as the king of the world's three major Jane flavour.
The truffle is a hypogean mushroom that grows underground.
The fruit, shaped like a tuber, consists of a fleshy mass, called gleba, covered with a sort of bark called peridium; the characteristics of structure and the color of these parts allow to easily distinguish the various types of truffles.
It is formed in high percentage by water and mineral salts absorbed by the soil through the roots of the tree with which it enters into symbiosis: there's a special relationship between some types of tree and the fungus, in which the first nourishes and protects the second, creating the perfect habitat for its growth.
Most of them parasitize (winter) insects and produce fruiting bodies (summer) on the carcass of insects that become hosts. A fruiting body has two parts, a head and a stem, and bulges into a spherical, spindle-shaped, spatula-shaped, etc., and forms a number of ascomyx on the surface or under the epidermis.
Cordycepin, adenosine, mannitol, B1B2, medium polysaccharide, ergosterol, melitonin, serine, glycine, etc.
