Gloeostereum incarnatum cultivating material prepared from peanut shells and waste residues of root of kudzu vine

A technology of peanut shells and cultivation materials, which is applied to fertilizers made from biological waste, organic fertilizers, inorganic fertilizers, etc., and can solve the problems that have not yet been seen as culture materials for cultivating elm

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-12-05
莫秋贵
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[0003] There is no compost for cultivating ulmus with p

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[0025] Weigh 400 kilograms of peanut shells, 400 kilograms of pueraria waste residue, 165 kilograms of bran, 15 kilograms of sugar, and 20 kilograms of gypsum. When making, crush the peanut shells into crumbs with a pulverizer, and sprinkle with 0.5% lime water. Wet for one day; then mix the bran, sugar, gypsum with pre-wet peanut shell scraps and kudzu slag to make the water content reach 60%-63%; then bag and sterilize.

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The invention provides a Gloeostereum incarnatum cultivating material prepared from peanut shells and waste residues of root of kudzu vine. The cultivating material is prepared from 38-42 parts by weight of peanut shells, 38-42 parts by weight of waste residues of root of kudzu vine, 15-18 parts by weight of bran, 1-2 parts by weight of sugar and 1-3 parts by weight of gypsum. The Gloeostereum incarnatum cultivating material well solves the problem that the carbon source main material for Gloeostereum incarnatum culture has few sources and a high price.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a culturing material for edible fungi, in particular to a cultivating material for elm with peanut shell and pueraria slag as the main carbon source. Background technique [0002] Edible fungi are essential organisms to form a good ecosystem. my country is a big country in the production and consumption of edible fungi. At present, there are more than 50 kinds of cultivated species, which occupy a certain position in the development of the national economy. Another pillar industry, but the traditional culture materials are mostly sawdust and cottonseed husks, these materials are far from meeting the needs of edible fungi production. [0003] There is no culture material for cultivating elm with peanut shell and pueraria slag as the main carbon source. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION [0004] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a kind of elm cultivation material with peanut shell and pueraria slag as the main carbon so...

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IPC IPC(8): C05G3/00
CPCC05G3/00C05D3/00C05D3/02C05F5/002C05F11/00
Inventor 李定中莫秋贵
Owner 莫秋贵
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