Cultivation method of artificial collybia albuminosa

A cultivation method and the technology of the chicken fir fungus, applied in cultivation, mushroom cultivation, plant cultivation, etc., can solve the problems of increasing production costs, restricting the development of the chicken fir fungus industry, and difficulty in producing mushrooms

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-12-29
贵州棒棒食用菌产业有限公司
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[0006] At present, the artificial cultivation of the collybia fruticosa usually adopts culture medium, and then transfers to the method for planting in the soil, as CN104387138A (the method for the cultivation bag production of planting the collybia fruticosa and artificial plantation of the collybia fruticosa), this type of method is due to the The requirements for the environment are extremely high, so it is difficult to produce mushrooms when the nutritional characteristics in the compost do not meet its characteristic requirements. Even if the mushrooms can be successfully produced, a large amount of soil th

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[0030] (1) separate and obtain mycelia from the vegetative body of Gallus luteum;

[0031] (2) mycelium is inoculated in the culture medium of Gallus fircii;

[0032] (3) Culture the culture medium after inoculation at a constant temperature of 24°C until the culture medium is covered with hyphae;

[0033] (4) Weigh 32.5kg of bean dregs, 10kg of peptone, 9kg of glucose, 6.5kg of milk powder, 1.5kg of vitamin A, 22kg of termite nest soil, and 20kg of water, break them up and mix them evenly, and adjust the pH to 6.2 with a mixed solution of carbonic acid and phosphoric acid to obtain Gallium fruticosa growth base;

[0034] (5) Put the termite nest in the center of the culture container, cover it with the growth medium until it has just covered the top of the termite nest, put the termite nest fungus directly above the termite nest, and then add the growth medium to completely cover the fungus garden. Imitate the environment of termite nests to promote the growth of Gallus fir...

Embodiment 2

[0043] (1) separate and obtain mycelia from the vegetative body of Gallus luteum;

[0044] (2) mycelium is inoculated in the culture medium of Gallus fircii;

[0045] (3) Culture the culture medium after inoculation at a constant temperature of 22°C until the culture medium is covered with hyphae;

[0046] (4) Weigh 30kg of bean dregs, 8kg of peptone, 8kg of glucose, 5kg of milk powder, 1kg of vitamin A, 20kg of termite nest soil, and 18kg of water, mix them evenly after breaking them, and adjust the pH to 6 with a mixed solution of carbonic acid and phosphoric acid to obtain the growth of Gallus pilosulae base;

[0047] (5) Put the termite nest in the center of the culture container, cover it with the growth medium until it has just covered the top of the termite nest, put the termite nest fungus directly above the termite nest, and then add the growth medium to completely cover the fungus garden. Imitate the environment of termite nests to promote the growth of Gallus fir ...

Embodiment 3

[0056] (1) separate and obtain mycelia from the vegetative body of Gallus luteum;

[0057] (2) mycelium is inoculated in the culture medium of Gallus fircii;

[0058] (3) Culture the culture medium after inoculation at a constant temperature of 26°C until the culture medium is covered with hyphae;

[0059] (4) Weigh 35kg of bean dregs, 12kg of peptone, 10kg of glucose, 8kg of milk powder, 2kg of vitamin A, 24kg of termite nest soil, and 22kg of water, mix them evenly after breaking them, and adjust the pH to 6.5 with a mixed solution of carbonic acid and phosphoric acid to obtain the growth of Gallus ciliariae base;

[0060] (5) Put the termite nest in the center of the culture container, cover it with the growth medium until it has just covered the top of the termite nest, put the termite nest fungus directly above the termite nest, and then add the growth medium to completely cover the fungus garden. Imitate the environment of termite nests to promote the growth of Gallus ...

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Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of edible fungus cultivation, in particular to a cultivation method of artificial collybia albuminosa. According to the method, raw materials of bean dregs, peptone, carbonic acid, phosphoric acid, glucose, vitamin A, milk powder, termitarium soil, termitarium, a termitarium fungus garden and the like are combined, the growth environment of wild collybia albuminosa is simulated, and collybia albuminosa is cultivated. The cultivation method of artificial collybia albuminosa can increase the mushroom emergence rate and the yield of collybia albuminosa, after nutrient substances are supplemented to a growth medium, the growth medium can be utilized again, material waste is reduced, the production cost of collybia albuminosa is lowered, and large-scale planting of collybia albuminosa is better facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of edible fungus cultivation, in particular to an artificial method for cultivating Gallus fir fungus. Background technique [0002] Gallium fir fungus is one of the four famous fungi, and it is a treasure among edible wild fungi. The meat of Gallus fir mushroom is thick and plump, the texture is thin and white, and the taste is fresh, sweet and crisp. It contains essential amino acids, proteins, and fats for the human body, as well as various vitamins, calcium, phosphorus, riboflavin and other substances. Gallus fir mushroom can be served as a single ingredient, and it can also be matched with vegetables, fish and various delicacies from mountains and seas. No matter it is fried, fried, marinated, fried, mixed, braised, roasted, braised, steamed or made into soup, its taste is very fresh. The crown of fungi. Gallinarum is only produced in southwest and southeastern provinces and some areas of Taiwan, Chi...

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IPC IPC(8): A01G1/04C05F15/00
CPCA01G18/00C05F1/007C05F5/002C05F11/00C05F11/10C05F17/10
Inventor 胡廷棒
Owner 贵州棒棒食用菌产业有限公司
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