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Method for producing pleurotus cornucopiae by utilizing manioc waste, mulberry stem and straw

A technology of cassava dregs and straw, which is applied in the direction of botany equipment and methods, applications, and preparation of organic fertilizers, can solve the problems of inability to accelerate the decomposition of raw materials, poor quality of Jiji mushrooms, and low biological efficiency, so as to improve the biological efficiency of raw materials. The effects of learning efficiency, increasing the yield of Jiji mushroom, and enriching nutrients

Active Publication Date: 2014-10-15
广西君宝颜食品有限公司
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[0021] The above patents and the cultivation techniques of Jiji mushrooms in various journals have their own advantages, and they all provide different methods and culture substrates for the cultivation of Jiji mushrooms, but none of the culture substrates are added with fermenting bacteria to help the raw materials ferment, which cannot accelerate the decomposition of raw materials, and the biological efficiency is low. Poor quality and low yield of Jiji mushroom

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Embodiment 1

[0043] Composting of mushroom compost:

[0044] A: First crush 50 kg of cassava residue, 5 kg of mulberry stalks and 10 kg of straw, add 3 kg of high-temperature bacteria and mix thoroughly, dissolve 2 kg of lime in water, take the supernatant and pour it on the mixed raw materials to control the water content of 65-70 %, the pH value is 8-9, covered with a film, composted and fermented for 2-5 days;

[0045] B: Turn over the fermented cultivation material, then sprinkle 5 kg of wheat bran into the culture material, mix well, start the pile again, cover and ferment for 2 days, turn the pile 2-3 times in this way, mix well, and heat up to Keep at 70-80°C for 15 hours to sterilize, then cool down to 20-28°C.

[0046] The above-mentioned high-temperature bacteria are composite bacteria of lactic acid bacteria, Bacillus subtilis and cellulolytic bacteria, and the parts by weight are 1:1:1. The cultivation process requires high-temperature domestication. , Bacillus subtilis and c...

Embodiment 2

[0053] Composting of mushroom compost:

[0054] A: First crush 70 kg of cassava residue, 15 kg of mulberry stalks and 30 kg of straw, add 2 kg of high-temperature bacteria and mix thoroughly, dissolve 4 kg of lime in water, take the supernatant and pour it on the mixed raw materials to control the water content of 65-70 %, the pH value is 8-9, covered with a film, composted and fermented for 2-5 days;

[0055] B: Turn over the fermented cultivation material, then sprinkle 15 kg of wheat bran into the culture material, mix well, start the pile again, cover and ferment for 2 days, turn the pile 2-3 times in this way, mix well, and heat up to Keep at 70-80°C for 15 hours to sterilize, then cool down to 20-28°C.

[0056] The above-mentioned high-temperature bacteria are composite bacteria of lactic acid bacteria, Bacillus subtilis and cellulolytic bacteria, and the parts by weight are 1:1:1. The cultivation process requires high-temperature domestication. , Bacillus subtilis and...

Embodiment 3

[0063] Composting of mushroom compost:

[0064] A: First crush 60 kg of cassava residue, 10 kg of mulberry stalks and 20 kg of straw, add 4 kg of high-temperature bacteria and mix thoroughly, dissolve 3 kg of lime in water, take the supernatant and pour it on the mixed raw materials to control the water content of 65-70 %, the pH value is 8-9, covered with a film, composted and fermented for 2-5 days;

[0065] B: Turn over the fermented cultivation material, then sprinkle 10 kg of wheat bran into the culture material, mix well, start the pile again, cover and ferment for 2 days, turn the pile 2-3 times in this way, mix well, and heat up to Keep at 70-80°C for 15 hours to sterilize, then cool down to 20-28°C.

[0066] The above-mentioned high-temperature bacteria are composite bacteria of lactic acid bacteria, Bacillus subtilis and cellulolytic bacteria, and the parts by weight are 1:1:1. The cultivation process requires high-temperature domestication. , Bacillus subtilis an...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a method for producing pleurotus cornucopiae by utilizing manioc waste, mulberry stem and straw. The method adopts pleurotus cornucopiae cultivation material to carry out high temperature fermentation in advance, and comprises the steps of crushing bagasse, mulberry stem and straw, feeding lime and thermophilic bacteria, fully mixing and then spraying water onto the mixture; covering a film on the mixture, and carrying out fermentation; after that, overturning, scattering wheat bran and fish meal into compost, evenly mixing, composting again, covering a film on the mixture, and carrying out fermentation for 2 days; overturning for 2-3 times in such a way, then evenly mixing, heating up to 70-80 DEG C, sterilizing for 15 hours, and cooling to the room temperature; then, inoculating strain to obtain the pleurotus cornucopiae after 8-10 days. According to the method, thermophilic bacteria fermentation raw material is utilized, so that the raw materials are more quickly decomposed thoroughly, the biological efficiency conversion of the raw materials can be promoted, the quality of the pleurotus cornucopiae is effectively improved, the yield of the pleurotus cornucopiae is increased, the energy consumption of a mushroom house is reduced, and the economic benefit is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the cultivation technology of edible fungi, and relates to a method for producing jimeji mushrooms by using high-temperature bacteria to ferment cassava residue, mulberry stalks and rice straw. Background technique [0002] Jiji mushroom, also known as small oyster mushroom, belongs to Basidiomycotina, Pleurotaceae. Jiji mushroom is rich in nutrients, rich in protein, sugar, fat, vitamins, iron, calcium, etc. The protein content is higher than that of ordinary vegetables, and it contains eight essential amino acids for human body. Mushroom meat is fat and tender, delicious and refreshing, and has health benefits. It is the most popular variety in the oyster mushroom family. [0003] 1. Biological characteristics [0004] 1.1 Nutrition The main nutrients needed for the growth and development of Jiji mushrooms are organic carbon and organic nitrogen, followed by trace mineral elements. Generally, these nutrients can be obtained ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01G1/04C05F17/00C05F11/00
CPCY02W30/40
Inventor 黄长云
Owner 广西君宝颜食品有限公司
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