Culture and preparing method of fungus symbiotic hypha powder

Abstract

The invention provides a culture and preparing method of fungus symbiotic hypha powder. The method comprises the following steps of mother seed separation, hypha activation culture, hypha primary culture, hypha purification culture, hypha liquid symbiotic culture, hypha symbiotic enlarged culture, drying and crushing. Various fungi can be simultaneously cultured under the same culture condition to generate hypha; the hypha is made into corresponding hypha powder; the requirements of the market on fungus products are met. The culture and preparing method has the advantages that the manufacturing process is simple, the operation is easy, wild cordyceps sinensis, matsutake and the like can be subjected to hypha factory production, and can be made into fast thawing instant hypha powder, and the quality and the yield of various kinds of rare hypha powder can be improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of symbiotic culture of fungi, and specifically relates to a method for cultivating and preparing fungi symbiotic mycelium powder. Background technique [0002] Among the many fungi plants, many have extremely high medicinal value, and most of the rest can be used as food materials. It also has the functions of enhancing human immunity, anti-tumor and anti-cancer, etc. The nutritional value of fungi used as food materials is also very high, containing more protein, carbohydrates, vitamins and trace elements, eating more can enhance human immunity Therefore, some fungi are often used as health products. [0003] Traditional fungi mostly grow in the wild and are searched and picked manually. Although wild fungi have high nutritional content and medicinal value, their price is relatively high due to their small number and slow growth. In order to meet the needs of the market In order to meet the demand, the culture met...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Traditional fungi mostly grow in the wild and are searched and picked manually. Although wild fungi have high nutritional content and medicinal value, their price is relatively high due to their small number and slow growth. In order to meet the needs of the market demand, there have been successful developments of culture methods for artificially cultivating fungus products such as Cordyceps sinensis and matsutake, but none of them can achieve large-scale production and still cannot meet the needs of the market

[0004] Most of the mycelium powder sold in the market is a single type of fungus, or it is used in combination with Chinese herbal medicines. The reason for the single type of bacteria will inevitably lead to poor results. If it is compatible with Chinese medicines, it must be taken appropriately. Can not be used as ordinary health care products