Process of repairing heavy metal polluted soil with both Agricus placomyces Peck and stropharia rugosoanulata Farlow
The technology of the bell mushroom and the double-ring mushroom is applied in the field of resources and environment, which can solve the problems of long growth cycle of plants and troublesome follow-up treatment, and achieve the effect of short growth cycle and strong ability.
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[0025] In this example, the two-ringed mushroom and the stropharia stropharia were jointly planted on the polluted soil to in-situ enrich metals such as cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb), chromium (Cr), copper (Cu), and zinc (Zn) in the soil. ion.
[0026] Restoration process: preparation of mushroom culture medium → fermentation of base material → preparation of mushroom strains → laying of fermented base material in soil → planting two types of mushrooms in polluted soil (in-situ restoration of polluted soil) → growth of mushrooms and enrichment of heavy metals → Harvest mushrooms → prepare mushroom slurry enriched with heavy metal mushrooms → put the mushroom slurry into a plastic electrophoresis tank, adjust the pH value and electrolyte solution → insert the electrophoresis tank into a two-electrode system of anode and cathode, connect the DC stabilized power supply, Regulate the voltage → electrolytically analyze the metal ions (cadmium, lead, chromium, copper, zinc) in the mushroo...
Embodiment 2
[0049] In this example, heavy metals are removed ectopically by a box-type multi-zone cultivation system (restored by moving soil and planting mushrooms). By collecting heavy metal-contaminated soil, and cultivating double-ringed mushrooms and stropharia stropharia, metal ions such as cadmium, lead, chromium, copper, and zinc in the soil can be enriched.
[0050] Restoration process: preparation of mushroom culture medium → fermentation of base material → preparation of mushroom strains → laying of fermented base material in box-type soil → collection of heavy metal contaminated soil layer → ectopic covering of polluted soil interplanting mushrooms Bicyclic mushroom and wrinkled globe Stropharia → Mushroom growth and enrichment of heavy metals → Harvesting of mushrooms → Preparation of mushroom slurry from mushrooms enriched with heavy metals → Put the mushroom slurry into a plastic electrophoresis tank, adjust the pH value and electrolyte → Insert the anode and cathode into th...
Embodiment 3
[0058] In this example, heavy metals are removed ectopically by a box-type multi-zone cultivation system (restored by moving soil and planting mushrooms). By collecting heavy metal-contaminated soil, and cultivating double-ringed mushrooms and stropharia stropharia, metal ions such as cadmium, lead, chromium, copper, and zinc in the soil can be enriched.
[0059] The restorative process of this example is the same as that of the second embodiment except for the follow-up treatment.
[0060] The subsequent processing steps of this example are as follows:
[0061] After about 3 months, the double-ringed mushroom and the stropharia stropharia are mature, harvest the mushrooms, smash, homogenize, rot, filter, and make 0.8 liters of mushroom slurry per kilogram of fresh mushrooms, add Na 2 S 2 o 5 / H 2 SO 4 After acidification (pH2-3), add chelating agent / NaOH (pH8-9) for chelating reaction, then add precipitant or flocculant to obtain heavy metal ion compound precipitation. ...
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