Woodland bundled stick polyporus umbellatus cultivation method

Abstract

The invention discloses a woodland bundled stick polyporus umbellatus cultivation method, and relates to the technical field of woodland ecological cycle economic cultivation, and specifically relates to a method for cultivating polyporus umbellatus in woodland. The invention aims at solving the technical problems of providing a method for cultivating polyporus umbellatus with bundled woodland branches and leaves, improving affinity between polyporus umbellatus seeds and armillaria mellea, preventing water accumulation or water deficiency, and improving polyporus umbellatus yield. The invention adopts a technical scheme that the woodland bundled stick polyporus umbellatus cultivation method comprises the following steps: first, materials are prepared, wherein a large amounts of leaves and branches are collected, and polyporus umbellatus seeds and an armillaria mellea material are prepared; second, the polyporus umbellatus seeds and armillaria mellea material are wrapped by using the branches and leaves, such that bundled stick growth bodies are prepared; third, cultivation ditches appropriate for accommodating the bundled sticks are dug beside trees with fertile under-story soil; and fourth, the bundled sticks are placed into the cultivation ditches; fine humus is filled in spaces among branches of the bundled sticks; humus is filled in the spaces around the bundled sticks, and is compacted until the level of the humus is higher than the ground; and the compacted humus is covered by using leaves.

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technical field [0001] The invention discloses a method for cultivating Polyporus chinensis with rolling sticks in woodland, which belongs to the technical field of cultivation of woodland ecological circular economy, and in particular relates to a method for cultivating Polyporus in woodland. Background technique [0002] Polyporus polyporus is a medicinal fungus belonging to Polyporaceae Sclerotinia. It is used as medicine with dried sclerotia. It is a diuretic, which can promote water, dampness, reduce swelling, and can stop diarrhea. In the 1970s, Japan first isolated Polyporus polysaccharide from Polyporus polysaccharides, and later clinical experiments proved that Polyporus polysaccharides can enhance the immune function of the body, inhibit cancer cells, and have obvious curative effects on the treatment of chronic viral hepatitis. [0003] Armillaria armillaria is another essential strain for the cultivation of Polyporus umbellata. Armillaria armillaria can be used t...

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Problems solved by technology

Most of the current cultivation of Polyporus chinensis is to directly place the tree sticks in the selected pit, put the bacteria, fill the branches and leaves and humus soil, but this kind of cultivation method has the affinity between the seeds of the Polyporus and Armillaria. Problems such as poor growth, poor respiration and oxygen exchange of strains will affect the yield of Polyporus