Agaricus bisporus hybrids, obtaining them, and their use

Year	Description
1999	Invention patented by Frederic Moquet, Jean-Marc Olivier, Regis Vedie, and Philippe Callac on October 20th, 1999. Abstract: The invention concerns intraspecific hybrids of Agaricus bisporus capable of bearing fruit at relatively high temperature and without roughing-in, and the method for obtaining them consisting in a step of cross-breeding in particular between a first and a second Agaricus bisporus, one of which at least belongs to the burnettii variety, and a step of selecting the resulting hybrids having the characteristics mentioned above. The cultivation of the resulting hybrids is easier and less expensive than the standard method of cultivating mushrooms.
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Invention: Agaricus bisporus hybrids, obtaining them, and their use