Method for facilitating Aquilaria generation of Aquilaria plants using microbes and application

A technology of microorganisms and agarwood, applied in the field of biological agriculture, can solve the problems of short distance and low yield of agarwood formation, and achieve the effects of short incense formation time, high incense yield, and easy incense dissection.

Active Publication Date: 2016-01-13
INST OF MEDICINAL PLANT DEV CHINESE ACADEMY OF MEDICAL SCI HAINAN BRANCH
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[0003] Because microorganisms promote the formation of agarwood, which has shortcomings such as short distance of aroma formation and low yield, it is of great significance to find an aroma formation method suitable for aroma-promoting microorganisms for the formation and industrialization of agarwood.

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[0149] A method for microorganisms to promote Aquilaria sinensis to form agarwood, comprising the following steps: select Aquilaria sinensis plants over 6 years old, first scrape off the bark on the trunk according to the shape "Ц" at a distance of 20cm-60cm from the ground, and uncover "∩" bark to obtain "∩" type fragrant surface, and then remove 3 / 4 of the surface from bottom to top. After removing the bark, follow any of steps 1)-3):

[0150] 1) On the exposed xylem, use a steel brush to brush the rough surface with a depth of 1mm-5mm ( Figure 6 As shown, a is a schematic diagram, b is a physical map);

[0151] 2) Use a circular saw to saw the exposed xylem into a network structure with a depth of 1-2cm ( Figure 7 Shown, figure a shows the result after xylem is processed, shows the xylem result after 6 months of setting incense with figure b);

[0152] 3) Scrape off 1mm-2mm secondary xylem on the exposed xylem and use a circular saw to saw the trunk into a mesh structur...

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The invention provides a method for facilitating Aquilaria generation of Aquilaria plants using microbes and application. The method comprises steps of arranging grooves or rough faces distributed in a plane state in the surface of the xylem, implanting a microbe Aquilaria accelerant, and wrapping the xylem until Aquilaria generates, or directly wrapping the xylem until Aquilaria generates after the microbe Aquilaria accelerant is implanted. The contact area between bacterial strains and a trunk can be raises by plane-type bacterial inoculation, the biological infection capacity of the bacterial strains are utilized, Aquilaria can quickly generates, a generated Aquilaria piece is wide in area and large in amount, and the smell of the generated Aquilaria approaches to that of a natural spice. In addition, because the plane-type bacterial inoculation is adopted, holes deep to a trunk are needless, damages to whitewood portions are less, and the utilization rate of the whitewood can be greatly raised. Further, generated Aquilaria pieces can be easily taken away, and only the generated Aquilaria pieces needs cutting down if the whole tree does not need chopping down.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of biological agriculture, in particular to a method for promoting the production of agarwood by microorganisms and its application. Background technique [0002] Agarwood is the resinous wood of Aquilaria plants in the Thymelaeaceae family. The formation of agarwood is very special. Healthy white woods cannot produce agarwood substances, and only after external damage such as physical damage, chemical damage, and fungal infection It induces fragrance. High-quality agarwood takes years or even decades to develop. Due to the particularity of the formation of natural agarwood and the long cycle of agarwood formation, the technology of agarwood formation has become a research hotspot. [0003] Because microorganisms promote the formation of agarwood, which has the disadvantages of short distance and low yield, it is of great significance for the formation and industrialization of agarwood to find a method sui...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01G7/06A01G1/00A01G17/00
CPCA01G7/06A01G17/005
Inventor 陈旭玉魏建和刘洋洋杨云
Owner INST OF MEDICINAL PLANT DEV CHINESE ACADEMY OF MEDICAL SCI HAINAN BRANCH
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