[Objective] The aim was to explore key technology to cultivate Holotdchia diomphalia larvae with Agaricus bisporus residues and to provide, technologicar sup- ports for processing of Agaricus bisporus residues. [Method] In the research, fodder thickness, population density and residues under different treatments were set to re- search effects on Holotrichia diomphalia larvae. [Result] The optimal thickness of fodder was 25 cm and the optimal feeding density was 44-56 larvae per hectare. The dry residues were more suitable, compared with decomposed residues and corn bran powders, for cultivation of Holotrichia diomphalia larvae. [Conclusion] Cultivation of Holotrichia diomphalia larvae with Agaricus bisporus residues is a new method to make use of Agaricus bisporus residues and of significance for extension of agricul- tural circulation chain, increase of economic benefits and ecological benefits.
