High throughput isolation method of fungi
A separation method and technology of pathogenic fungi, applied in the field of separation of strong parasitic pathogenic fungi, can solve problems such as high technical requirements and complicated operations
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[0014] Acquisition of dry rot spores: Pour 10ml of 1% sterile water agar into a sterile petri dish and cool. Dry rot diseased branches with small black spots were collected from the field, and after the surface was wiped and disinfected with 70% alcohol, the diseased skin was cut and pasted on water agar. Invert the petri dish, place a piece of agar for single spore isolation directly under the diseased skin, with the side of the agar facing the diseased skin. Seal the petri dish and keep it moist at room temperature for 2-12 hours. The ascospores in the mature ascus on the diseased skin will be sprayed onto the water agar sheet, and single spores will be picked under a microscope and transferred to PAD for culture.
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[0016] The conidia of the dry rot fungus were collected from the dry rot diseased branches with small black spots in the field, and the surface was wiped with 70% alcohol for disinfection. Cut off the infected infected skin, soak it with sterile water, place it in a sterile petri dish, and keep it moist at room temperature (20-25 °C) for 12 hours, and the white and elongated conidia horns can be extruded from the sporozoites. Use a capillary needle to pick the spore horns, spread them on the water agar sheet, pick single spores, and transfer them to PDA for culture.
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