Method for decreasing mildewing rate of elymus sibiricus seeds in germination stage
A technology of old mango wheat seeds and germination period, which is applied in the fields of seed immunity, seed and rhizome treatment, botanical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau ecosystem loss, herbivore threat, poor sterilization effect, etc., and achieve reduction Seed mildew rate, enhanced germination potential and germination rate, less damage to vigor
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[0035] Example 1 Comparative Example 1
[0036] The method of reducing the mildew rate of old mango wheat seeds during germination is as follows:
[0037] 1. Heat the water bath to 40±1℃ and keep it warm for later use, and prepare 200mL of distilled water at 40±1℃ for later use;
[0038] 2. Put the old awn wheat seeds in a beaker, and add the prepared 40±1°C distilled water to submerge the seeds;
[0039] 3. Place the beaker with seeds and distilled water in a water bath for constant temperature initiation;
[0040] 4. Filter the seeds after 15 minutes and place them in a sterile environment to dry naturally;
[0041] 5. Put the dried seeds in a beaker, add sterile water to soak the seeds, take out the seeds after 12 hours, and place the seeds evenly in a 9cm petri dish covered with two layers of sterilized filter paper, 50 per dish 1 seed, 4 replicates, add 6ml of sterile water to each dish, seal the Petri dish with a sealing film and place it in the dark at 25±1°C for cul...
Embodiment 2 comparative example 2
[0043] The method of reducing the mildew rate of old mango wheat seeds during germination is as follows:
[0044] 1. Heat the water bath to 40±1°C and keep it warm for later use, and prepare 200mL of distilled water at 40°C for later use;
[0045] 2. Put the old awn wheat seeds in a beaker, and add the pre-prepared 40°C distilled water to cover the seeds;
[0046] 3. Place the beaker with seeds and distilled water in a water bath for constant temperature initiation;
[0047] 4. Filter the seeds after 15 minutes and place them in a sterile environment to dry naturally;
[0048]5. Put the dried seeds in a beaker, add pre-sterilized PDB medium to soak the seeds, take out the seeds after 12 hours, and place the seeds evenly in a 9cm petri dish covered with two layers of sterilized filter paper , 50 seeds per dish, 4 repetitions, add 6ml sterile water to each dish, seal the Petri dish with a sealing film and place it in the dark at 25±1°C for cultivation, observe and count the ge...
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[0050] The method for reducing the mildew rate of old mango wheat seeds in the germination period of the present invention is as follows:
[0051] 1. Heat the water bath to 40±1°C and keep it warm for later use, and prepare 200mL of distilled water at 40°C for later use;
[0052] 2. Put the old awn wheat seeds in a beaker, and add the pre-prepared 40°C distilled water to cover the seeds;
[0053] 3. Place the beaker with seeds and distilled water in a water bath for constant temperature initiation;
[0054] 4. Filter the seeds after 15 minutes and place them in a sterile environment to dry naturally;
[0055] 5. Neotyphodium Preparation of sp. endophytic fungus liquid: the activated Neotyphodium Inoculate the quality of sp. endophytic fungus strains into sterilized PDB liquid medium; cultivate on a constant temperature culture shaker with a rotation speed of 200 rpm and a temperature of 23°C; after 8 weeks, the cultured endophytic fungi Bacteria solution was subjected ...
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