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White oyster mushroom (Pleurotusostreatus) is one offavorite food in Indonesia because it contains high protein. The farmer uses sawdust as plantation media to supply white oyster mushroom nutrition because it contains lignin and cellulose. Teak leaves potentially use as plantation media because it contains lignin and cellulose. The aim of this research was to know the ability of teak leaves as an alternative plantation media. This research used 5 treatments of sawdust and teak leaves ratio K = 88% : 0%, P1 = 38% : 50%, P2 = 28% : 60%, P3 = 18% : 70%, P4 = 8% : 80%. The same ingredients in each baglog were 2% chalk, 10% bran and 60% water. Parameters used in this research were the growth rate of mycelium, the number of fruit body, fresh weight, dry weight, and water content. Data were analyzed statically. The result showed the P4 treatment with 80% of teak leaves in planted media can give an optimal growth rate of mycelium. The added of teak leaves also showed the insignificant result for the tested parameters if compared with the sawdust. It means that teak leaves can be used as alternative plantation media for white oyster mushroom.

The Use of Teak Leaves (Tectonagrandis) as Alternative Plantation Media for White Oyster Mushroom (Pleurotusostreatus)