Application of sophora flower bud residues and sprouting vegetable roots to cultivation material for Pleurotus abalones

Abstract

The invention discloses application of sophora flower bud residues and sprouting vegetable roots to a cultivation material for Pleurotus abalonus. According to the invention, the sophora flower bud residues are applied as a nitrogen source and the sprouting vegetable roots are applied as a carbon source to the cultivation material for Pleurotus abalonus. The novel cultivation material is providedfor development of edible fungi, and the cultivation material has high nitrogen content and is of positive significance to reduction in cost; and the waste is recycled and turned into the valuable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to edible fungi, in particular to edible fungus cultivation materials, and more specifically to the application of pagoda japonica dregs sprouts and vegetable roots in abalone mushroom cultivation materials. Background technique [0002] In the biological cycle, plants are producers, animals are consumers, and edible fungi are reducers, which are indispensable in the ecosystem. Edible mushroom production can not only provide people with high-protein, low-fat, high-fiber healthy food, but also a good project for farmers to get rich. Traditional edible fungus culture materials use bran, rice bran, rapeseed cake, etc. as nitrogen sources, and miscellaneous wood, miscellaneous wood chips, cottonseed hulls, etc. as carbon sources. These raw materials are not only difficult to buy, but also expensive, resulting in increased production costs for edible fungi. [0003] After searching on the Internet, there is no report on the applicatio...

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Problems solved by technology

The traditional edible fungus culture material uses bran, rice bran, rapeseed cake, etc. as nitrogen source, and miscellaneous wood, miscellaneous wood chips, cottonseed hulls, etc. as carbon source. These raw materials are not only difficult to buy, but also expensive, which leads to higher production costs of edible fungi

[0003] After searching online, there is no report on the application of sophora rice dregs sprouts and vegetable roots in abalone mushroom cultivation materials.