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Reinforcing method for nicotine-resistant housefly species

A nicotine-resistant and housefly-resistant technology, applied in applications, animal feed, animal feed, etc., can solve the problem of lack of nicotine-resistant housefly species, and achieve the effect of improving tolerance and enhancing tolerance

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-02-12
NANXIONG ZHONGDA SAIER BIOTECH +4
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Benefits of technology

This patented technology improves the ability for domesticated people to resist smoking by promoting their own growth through an intensified training process where they use specific substances called nicotsin (nicotechnology) or other chemicals added during production processes. These techniques help reduce harmful side effects on indoor plants such as crop damage due to pesticides used against them.

Problems solved by technology

This patents describes how to improve the efficiency at which housespeculated with harmful materials like green tea may become infested by unwanted plants called nettles. These vegetables contain compounds known as pyridines found naturally throughout their life cycle - including nitrogen fertility factors, flavorings, carbohydrates, proteins, nucleics, sugars, etc., making them difficult to dispose off without causing damage when disposed properly. To address this problem, researchers developed techniques involving genetic manipulation to increase resistance against specific chemical agents commonly added to crops grown around fires.

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Embodiment 1

[0029] One, at first, screen out the nicotine-resistant housefly variety from the wild housefly variety, the specific method is as follows:

[0030] S1. When the weather is fine, prepare a trapping compost, which contains the following components in weight percentages: 30% unsuitable fresh tobacco leaves, 60% bran, 5% imported fish meal, and 5% soybean meal. Adjust the humidity of the compost to about 65% by adding a certain amount of water.

[0031] S2. Put the prepared culture material above into a square plastic pot per 1 kg (length*width*height=45cm*30cm*12cm). At 8:00 in the morning on the same day, the plastic pots containing the culture material were placed next to a domestic garbage dump, and at 17:00 in the afternoon, the plastic pots were taken back and brought back to the indoor cultivation.

[0032] S3. Under indoor conditions (temperature 25°C, humidity 30%), cultivate the trapped wild fly eggs until the larvae are mature, spread the culture material on a 10-20 m...

Embodiment 2

[0045]One, at first, screen out the nicotine-resistant housefly variety from the wild housefly variety, the specific method is as follows:

[0046] S1. When the weather is fine, prepare a trapping compost, which contains the following components in weight percentages: 40% unsuitable fresh tobacco leaves, 50% bran, and 10% imported fish meal. Adjust the humidity of the formula to about 65% by adding a certain amount of water.

[0047] S2. Put the prepared culture material above into a square plastic basin (length*width*height=45cm*30cm*12cm) every 1.2 kg. At 8:00 in the morning on the same day, the plastic pots with compost were placed in a chicken farm, and at 17:00 in the afternoon, the plastic pots were taken back and brought back to the indoor cultivation.

[0048] S3. Under indoor conditions (temperature 28°C, humidity 40%), cultivate the trapped wild fly eggs until the larvae are mature, spread the culture material on a 10-20 mesh screen, and place the screen in the sun ...

Embodiment 3

[0060] One, at first, screen out the nicotine-resistant housefly variety from the wild housefly variety, the specific method is as follows:

[0061] S1. When the weather is fine, prepare the trapping compost, which contains the following components in weight percentages: 50% of unsuitable fresh tobacco leaves; 40% of bran; 10% of soybean meal. Adjust the humidity of the formula to about 65% by adding a certain amount of tap water.

[0062] S2. Put the prepared culture material above into a square plastic basin (length*width*height=45cm*30cm*12cm) every 1.5 kg. At 8:00 in the morning on the same day, the plastic pots with culture materials were placed in a pig farm, and at 17:00 in the afternoon, the plastic pots were taken back and brought back to the indoor cultivation.

[0063] S3. Under indoor conditions (temperature 30°C, humidity 60%), cultivate the trapped wild fly eggs until the larvae are mature, spread the culture material on a 10-20 mesh screen, and place the sc...

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Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of cultivation of insect species, in particular to a reinforcing method for nicotine-resistant housefly species. The reinforcing method comprises the steps that nicotine-resistant housefly eggs screened from wild fly species are cultivated to perfect insects by means of initial compost, then reinforcing cultivation is carried out on eggs laid by the perfect insects for N times by means of reinforcing compost to cultivate the eggs to perfect insects, the proportion of non-applicable fresh tobacco leaves in the compost in each reinforcing cultivation circulation is increased by 5-15% on the basis of the reinforcing compost at the previous time until the proportion of the non-applicable fresh tobacco leaves in the reinforcing compost reaches 85%, and the housefly species cultivated at the stage have high resistance to nicotine.

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