Method for cultivating antrodia camphorate sporocarp basswood in the second stage

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of fungus cultivation, and provides a method for cultivating antrodia camphorate sporocarp basswood in the second stage. The method includes: artificially assisting basswoods to decay; cultivating dominant bacteria of antrodia camphorate; transplanting the antrodia camphorate to the artificially assisted decayed basswoods after the antrodia camphorate grows into a dominant bacterial community, and obtaining the cultivating antrodia camphorate sporocarp. By the aid of the method for cultivating antrodia camphorate sporocarp basswood in the second stage, the problems about transformation rate and nutrition supplement of the antrodia camphorate to the basswoods are effectively solved, so that yield rate of antrodia camphorate cultivation is effectively increased by 4-8 times, cultivation time is shortened by 5-8 months, and industrialized cultivation mode of antrodia camphorate sporocarp basswood is effectively realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of fermentation engineering, in particular to a two-stage cultivation method of antrodia camphorata fruiting body basswood. Background technique [0002] Antrodia camphorata belongs to Basidiomycetes, Polyporacea, Polyporaceae, and Leptinus genus. It is a rare medicinal fungus. Antrodia camphorata contains a variety of physiologically active components, such as polysaccharides, triterpenoids, superoxide dismutation Enzyme (SOD) adenosine, protein (including immune protein), multivitamins, trace elements, nucleic acid, lectin, amino acid, cholesterol, blood pressure stabilizing substances, etc. Its physiologically active functions include anti-tumor, enhancing immunity, anti-virus, anti-allergic, anti-hypertensive, inhibiting platelet aggregation, lowering blood pressure, lowering cholesterol, anti-bacterial, and protecting the liver. [0003] Antrodia camphorata is a species unique to Taiwan. It originally grew on th...

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Problems solved by technology

In view of the slow growth characteristics of Antrodia camphorata, many basswood cultivations have low competitiveness after inoculation, difficulty in survival, long cultivation period (generally about 2 years), low conversion rate (generally around 10-20%), and low yield And other issues

Although Antrodia camphorata is a brown rot fungus, its brown rot ability is not strong. Antrodia camphorata only rots the surface of the camphor tree, and will not rot it to death

Because the ability of Antrodia camphorata to transform wood is very low, generally only 10%-20%. Since 90% of the main components of camphor wood are lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose, Antrodia camphorata generally grows on decayed camphor trees. In fact, it is because the ability of Antrodia camphorata to decompose lignin and cellulose is relatively poor. Wood decay is because the main components of wood, lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose are decomposed to produce small molecules such as xylose, glucose, and pentose Antrodia camphorata fungus growth, and Antrodia camphorata fungus itself is not strong enough to decompose wood because the activity of lignin decomposing enzymes, cellulose, and hemicellulolytic enzymes secreted by Antrodia camphorata fungus itself is not strong enough. Generally, white rot fungi The conversion rate of linden wood is above 95%. White rot fungi such as shiitake mushrooms, fungus, and ganoderma can decompose and transform 98% of basswood, while the conversion rate of basswood of Antrodia cam