What Do You Know About Truffles

Dheyaa P Yousif*

Received: August 20, 2019;   Published: September 04, 2019

DOI: 10.32474/CIACR.2019.07.000266

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Abstract

Truffle is the most expensive mushroom in the world (its price is more expensive than ostriches). The truffle of manna and its healing of the eye). Truffles are high in price but poor food and livelihood. It is called turf, camphor, spaghetti, thyme, thunderbolt or thunder plant since this fungus grows after thunderstorms as it needs large quantities of nitrogen to grow and thunder provides rain water in quantities of nitrous acid which turns into nitric acid and thus provides the amount of nitrogen needed for truffle growth. Truffles produce many rainy seasons in lightning and thunder in relatively light soils. Truffle is a parasite that does not contain chlorophyll and does not process photosynthesis, but relies on vital residues in the soil. Truffles grow under the surface of the earth, which does not show any parts of it above the surface of the earth in the form of tubers such as potatoes can be found by tracking the impact of cracking the ground above it or by its presence near the plant Algarroq is shared with the roots of this plant may be found by the pits which It is performed by rodents or trained dogs as a result of its attraction to its strong smell.

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