Method for producing black fungus by taking camellia oleifera shells as raw materials
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A technology of Camellia oleifera husk and production method, applied in botanical equipment and methods, fertilizer mixture, horticulture and other directions, can solve the problems of destruction of deep forest resources, consumption of large wood, etc. Effect
Inactive Publication Date: 2016-01-06
广西田林县鑫福源山茶油开发有限公司
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[0009] No matter which method is used, a large amount of wood will be consumed, which will greatly damage the deep forest resources.
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[0032] Below in conjunction with embodiment the method of the present invention is further described.
[0033] A kind of method that is raw material production cloud fungus with camellia oleifera husk, the specific implementation is as follows:
[0034] 1. Raw material composition and ratio: Camellia oleifera husk 72%, sawdust 20%, wheat bran 6%, sugar 1%, lime 1%, water in proper amount.
[0035] 2. Mixing material: Mix and stir the above-mentioned various raw materials to form a mixed material, and then mix in an appropriate amount to control the water content of the mixed material at 60-65%, and adjust the pH value of the mixed material at 7.5-8;
[0036] 3. Fermentation: Pile up the mixed material and ferment it according to the conventional method for 5-8 days, then it will become the cultivation material for production.
[0037] 4. Bagging: The size of the cultivation bag used for the cultivation of cloud fungus is a polypropylene or polyethylene plastic bag of 17×33cm;...
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The invention relates to a method for producing black fungus by taking camellia oleifera shells as raw materials. The method specifically comprises the following main steps: preparing a culture medium consisting of camellia oleifera shells, weed tree sawdust, bran, sugar, lime and water; uniformly mixing and stirring the various raw materials to form a mixed material; then piling the mixed material to be fermented to a cultivation material for production; then bagging the cultivation material and sterilizing and inoculating the cultivation material and cultivating the bacteria and carrying out management to culture black fungus bags; and after opening holes on the black fungus bags to accelerate black fungus, managing black fungus discharge and harvesting the black fungus. By implementing the method provided by the invention, the camellia oleifera shells account for a proportion which is higher than 70% in the total raw material of cultivation. Meanwhile, the camellia oleifera shells which are abundant in resource are taken as the raw materials to cultivate black fungus, and the raw materials have an unending supply, so that not only are the camellia oleifera shells which are abundant in resource better developed and utilized to enhance the value of the camellia oleifera shells, but also forest resources and environments are protected, and therefore, the method is very significant.
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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of a new technology of edible fungus cultivation, in particular to a method for producing cloud fungus by using camellia oleifera husk as a raw material. technical background [0002] Cloud ear, alias cloud ear, white fungus, light fungus. Wild and can be artificially cultivated, the seed entity is ear-shaped, leaf-shaped or cup-shaped, thin, with wavy edges, 3-10 cm wide, and about 2 mm thick, fixed on the substrate with short lateral stalks or narrow attachment parts . The color is dark brown, the texture is soft and colloidal, thin and elastic, translucent when wet, and shrinks into brittle and hard cutin similar to leather when dry. Delicious, can be vegetarian or meat, rich in nutrition. Fungus is sweet in taste, flat in nature, can benefit qi and strengthen life, has the effect of promoting blood circulation, and can prevent and treat iron deficiency anemia, etc., and has many medicinal effects. It can nouri...
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