Preparation for inducing fruit resistance to control disease and corresponding induction method
A fruit and disease technology, applied in the field of biological preservation, can solve problems such as human health and environmental safety hazards, toxic and side effects of chemical fungicides, drug resistance of pathogenic microorganisms, etc., to achieve post-harvest disease reduction, low cost, good social benefits and The effect of eco-efficiency
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[0025] Experiment 1 Effects of Different Induction Concentrations of β-Glucan on the Resistance of Pear Fruit to Penicillium
[0026] 1. Experimental materials:
[0027] The fruit is pear, and the variety is crystal pear.
[0028] Pathogen: Penicillium expansum, activated for 7 days at 25°C for later use.
[0029] 2. Processing:
[0030] (1) Fruit pretreatment: choose the fruit with neat appearance, no damage by diseases and insect pests, and no mechanical damage, wash with tap water earlier, then immerse in 0.1% (mass %) sodium hypochlorite solution for disinfection for 2 minutes, take it out, rinse with tap water again, Wash away the residual sodium hypochlorite and dry it for later use.
[0031] (2) Form 6 wounds of uniform size (5mm) and as far as possible the same depth (2mm) on the surface of each fruit with a sterilized puncher. Add equal amounts (50 μL) of β-glucan solutions (aqueous solution) with mass concentrations of 0.01%, 0.1%, 0.2%, 0.5%, and 1% respectively...
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