Large-scale propagation technology for mycorrhiza fungi inoculum
A technology of mycorrhizal fungi and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, applied in horticulture, botanical equipment and methods, gardening tools/equipment, etc., can solve the problem of large initial dosage of bacterial agents, inconvenient transportation and low bacterial agent production efficiency, etc. problems, to achieve the effect of easy real-time adjustment, convenient detection and large-scale production, and small footprint
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Embodiment 1
[0029] step 1:
[0030] Bacteria agent: select the number of spores ≥ 37.3 / cm 3 Glomus mosseae inoculant.
[0031] The sterilized soil is sandy loam soil after sterilization operation: the soil is taken from the surface layer (0-20cm) of cultivated soil without industrial and mining enterprises and pollution-free in the surrounding 20 kilometers. The soil used meets the first-class standard of "Soil Environmental Quality Standard" (GB65618-1995): cadmium ≤ 0.20mg / kg, mercury ≤ 0.15mg / kg, arsenic ≤ 15mg / kg, copper ≤ 35mg / kg, lead ≤ 35mg / kg , chromium≤90mg / kg, zinc≤100mg / kg, nickel≤40mg / kg, HCH≤0.05mg / kg, DDT≤0.05mg / kg. The soil fertility indicators used are: pH6.75, organic matter 1.45%, EC0.067mS / cm, available nitrogen 120mg / kg, Olsen-P17.7mg / kg, available potassium 129mg / kg, exchangeable calcium 1370mg / kg, exchangeable magnesium 164mg / kg, available boron 1.23mg / kg, available iron 5.28mg / kg, available manganese 25.6mg / kg, available copper 1.77mg / kg, available zinc 3.13mg / kg, ...
Embodiment 2
[0047] step 1:
[0048] Bacteria: select the number of spores to be 44.3 / cm 3 Glomus intraradices fungus.
[0049] The sterilized soil is sandy loam soil after sterilization operation: the soil is taken from the surface layer (0-20cm) of cultivated soil without industrial and mining enterprises and pollution-free in the surrounding 20 kilometers. The soil used meets the first-class standard of "Soil Environmental Quality Standard" (GB65618-1995): cadmium ≤ 0.20mg / kg, mercury ≤ 0.15mg / kg, arsenic ≤ 15mg / kg, copper ≤ 35mg / kg, lead ≤ 35mg / kg , chromium≤90mg / kg, zinc≤100mg / kg, nickel≤40mg / kg, HCH≤0.05mg / kg, DDT≤0.05mg / kg. The soil fertility indicators used are: pH6.75, organic matter 1.45%, EC0.067mS / cm, available nitrogen 120mg / kg, Olsen-P17.7mg / kg, available potassium 129mg / kg, exchangeable calcium 1370mg / kg, exchangeable magnesium 164mg / kg, available boron 1.23mg / kg, available iron 5.28mg / kg, available manganese 25.6mg / kg, available copper 1.77mg / kg, available zinc 3.13mg / kg...
Embodiment 3
[0065] step 1:
[0066] Bacteria agent: select the number of spores ≥ 37.3 / cm 3 The number of fungi and spores of Glomusmosseae was 44.3 / cm 3 The Glomus intraradices fungal agent, the mass ratio of the Glomus intraradices fungal agent and the Glomus intraradices fungal agent is 1:1.
[0067] The sterilized soil is sandy loam soil after sterilization operation: the soil is taken from the surface layer (0-20cm) of cultivated soil without industrial and mining enterprises and pollution-free in the surrounding 20 kilometers. The soil used meets the first-class standard of "Soil Environmental Quality Standard" (GB65618-1995): cadmium ≤ 0.20mg / kg, mercury ≤ 0.15mg / kg, arsenic ≤ 15mg / kg, copper ≤ 35mg / kg, lead ≤ 35mg / kg , chromium≤90mg / kg, zinc≤100mg / kg, nickel≤40mg / kg, HCH≤0.05mg / kg, DDT≤0.05mg / kg. The soil fertility indicators used are: pH6.75, organic matter 1.45%, EC0.067mS / cm, available nitrogen 120mg / kg, Olsen-P17.7mg / kg, available potassium 129mg / kg, exchangeable calcium 13...
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