Long-term preservation method of strain of botrytis cinerea
A long-term storage technology for Botrytis cinerea, applied in the field of plant pathology, can solve the problems of heavy nursing workload, short storage time, time-consuming and laborious, etc., and achieve the effect of long storage time, less space required, and easy management
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[0028] Apply the long-term preservation method of a kind of Botrytis cinerea bacterial classification of the present invention, use conidia as the storage thalline of bacterial classification, preserve Botrytis cinerea bacterial classification Bc-1 bacterial classification, operate and implement as follows:
[0029] 1. Preparation and culture of conidia
[0030] Adopt common triangular flask as the utensil for preparing conidia; make spore-producing medium with potato glucose medium, the proportioning of this medium is: potato 200g, glucose 20g, agar 20g, water 1000mL; Botrytis cinerea strain Bc The mycelium of -1 was transplanted into the medium surface of the Erlenmeyer flask; cultured at a temperature of 23°C for 7 days, dense mycelium and conidia formed on the colony.
[0031] 2. Purification of conidia
[0032] Washing step 1 with sterile water to obtain bacterial colonies to obtain a preliminary conidia liquid; filter through gauze to remove mycelial fragments in the in...
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[0038] Apply a long-term preservation method of Botrytis cinerea bacterial classification of the present invention, use conidia as the storage thalline of bacterial classification, preserve Botrytis cinerea bacterial classification Bc-2 bacterial classification, operate by step 1 to step 4 of embodiment 1 Implementation, the only difference is that the strains of step 1, step 3 and step 4 are Bc-2. Also use a pipette to take out 3 μl of the conidium solution stored for 2 years and transplant it on the potato glucose medium. After culturing at 23° C. for 2 days, each transplantation point will grow and form a new mycelium colony.
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