Method for biologically converting mushrooms by mixed materials of rape stalk
A technology for biotransformation and rape stalk, applied in the fields of botanical equipment and methods, horticulture, and application, can solve problems such as endangering people's health and public safety, long-term haze weather, and limited consumption, so as to alleviate forest resources. The contradiction between supply and demand, the effect of saving wood resources and increasing added value
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[0018] (1) Crush the naturally air-dried rape stalks to a size of 10-20 mesh;
[0019] (2) Prepare by mixing rape stalks and sawdust, dry the sawdust and crush it to a size of 10-20 mesh, the mass ratio of rape stalks: sawdust = 1:1; mix well, and spray clean water to mix well to make the mixture hydrated Uniform, the moisture content is controlled at 55%;
[0020] (3) Culture medium preparation and stacking treatment: add 12% bran, 2% corn flour, 1.3% sucrose, 1.2% gypsum powder, and calcium carbonate to the mixture of the above-mentioned rapeseed stalks and wood chips that have been treated according to the total mass. 1.2%, mix well, pile up for 24 hours, turn over 2-3 times during the period; transfer the prepared and stacked medium into polyethylene plastic packaging with specifications of length × width = 35 cm × 17 cm, tie the mouth;
[0021] (4) Sterilization and inoculation: Put the bag material packed in step (3) under high temperature conditions of 121°C for 2 hour...
Embodiment 2
[0027] Embodiment 2, with embodiment 1, difference is,
[0028] (2) Rapeseed stalks: mix fully with sawdust = 2:1 mass ratio, and spray clean water to mix well while mixing, so that the mixture contains uniform water content, and the water content is controlled at 56%;
[0029] (3) Culture medium preparation and stacking treatment: Add 16% bran, 2.5% corn flour, 1.0% sucrose, 1.6% gypsum powder, and calcium carbonate to the mixture of the above-mentioned rapeseed stalks and wood chips that has been processed according to the total mass. 1.6%, mix well, pile up for 30 hours, during which turn 2-3 times; transfer the prepared and stacked culture medium into polyethylene plastic packaging, tie the mouth.
[0030] (5) Mycelium cultivation: After inoculation, stack the bag materials at 20°C for insulation cultivation;
[0031] (6) Bud-inducing control: take the fungus bags that have undergone color change in step (5), punch holes, replenish water, move them into the greenhouse, di...
Embodiment 3
[0035] Embodiment 3, with embodiment 1, difference is,
[0036] (2) Rapeseed stalks: mix fully with sawdust = 3:1 mass ratio, and spray clean water to mix well while mixing, so that the mixture contains uniform water content, and the water content is controlled at 59%;
[0037] (3) Add 20% of bran, 3% of corn flour, 0.7% of sucrose, 2% of gypsum powder, and 2% of calcium carbonate to the mixture of the above-mentioned rapeseed stalks and wood chips according to the total mass, mix well, and stack Set aside for 32 hours, turning over 2-3 times during the period; transfer the prepared and stacked culture medium into polyethylene plastic packaging, and tie the mouth. The specifications of the polyethylene plastic bag used are length × width = 35 cm × 17 cm;
[0038] (5) Mycelium cultivation: After inoculation, stack the bag materials at 25°C for insulation cultivation;
[0039](6) Budding reminder control: the fungus bags that have undergone color change in step (5) are punched...
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