Method for interplanting bamboo fungi in imitating wild condition in dendrocalamus latiflorus forest

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for interplanting bamboo fungi in the imitating wild condition in a dendrocalamus latiflorus forest. The method includes the following steps: site selection, culturing material preparation and processing, planting, management, pest and disease damage control, harvesting and the like. No chemical pesticide is used in the planting process, and the planted bamboo fungi are good in condition, safe and free of pollution. The method is simple in process and easy to implement, raw materials are obtained from local sources, the planting cost is saved, high yield can be obtained, the yield per mu of the bamboo fungi can reach 30 kg or above, rotting of old roos is accelerated, and a space is left for the growth of the bamboo fungi; humus and other organic matters which are formed after the adopted substrate rots can enhance the soil fertility, improve the soil structure, promote the bamboo fungi to well grow and develop, and improve the yield of bamboo shoots, and double benefits are obtained.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to crop cultivation technology, in particular to a method for imitating wild interplanting of bamboo fungus under a bamboo forest. [0002] technical background [0003] Dictyophora is a saprophytic fungus and one of the most valuable edible fungi in the world today. It is known as the "Queen of Mushrooms" and "Flower of Fungi". Its bacterium is pure white. In addition to being crisp and delicious, with good taste and strong aroma, it also has medicinal effects such as antiseptic, kidney tonifying, eyesight improving, heat clearing, lung moistening, anti-aging, blood pressure lowering, blood fat and cholesterol. Known as the queen of fungi, the best product for health care. According to analysis, dried bamboo fungus contains 2012% protein, 213% crude fat, 6014% carbohydrate, and 18 kinds of amino acids, of which glutamic acid content is 1716%, and it also contains a variety of vitamins and various minerals, such as phosphorus , ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the existing methods for cultivating Dictyophora have problems such as the need to manually build a shade shed, complex nutritional formula, long fermentation time, very complicated procedures, heavy workload, high production cost, etc. In addition, due to the many diseases and insect pests in the intensive cultivation process , the use of drugs to prevent and control causes certain drug residues, and the poor quality of bamboo fungus threatens food safety and does not meet the requirements of modern healthy food. It also makes the soil worse and the ecological environment is affected. It is very important for investors to provide high-quality bamboo fungus products