Double-arched shed for morchella

Abstract

The invention relates to artificial cultivation of edible fungi, in particular to a double-arched shed for morchella. The double-arched shed comprises a shed frame, a sunshade net and water spraying pipes, the sunshade net is arranged on a plastic shed film on the top and periphery of the shed frame, and the water spraying pipes are arranged on a support frame in the shed. The double-arched shed further comprises small arched sheds arranged on ridges in a large arched shed of the shed frame, each small arched shed is formed by arching a plurality of stainless steel sires or galvanized iron wires and internally provided with a transverse line, and the two ends of each transverse line are supported by brackets and fixed to the ridges. According to the provided double-arch shed for cultivating morchella in cold and dry areas, the structure is simple, convenience is provided for use, and the planting effect is good; the double-arch shed is provided with the small arched sheds on the ridgesin the large arched shed, the small arched sheds are provided with the transverse lines, and a ventilation effect is improved; moreover, ventilation openings are formed in both sides of a greenhouseso that the ventilation effect can be better; the sunshade net is changed in density to cooperate with the arranged water spraying pipes, the temperature of the double-layer shed is increased, and thestability is better; the ventilation is smooth, and the sunshade effect is better.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to artificial cultivation of edible fungi, in particular to artificial cultivation facilities for morels, and a double-arch shed for morels. Background technique [0002] Morchella esculenta (L.) Pers belongs to Morchella family (Morchellaceae) Morchella (Morchella), is an internationally famous precious edible fungus, best-selling in the world, and is the edible fungus that China mainly exports to France and other European countries product. And as countries such as Germany, France, Italy, and the United States increase the demand for morel mushrooms, their prices continue to rise. Morchella was first recorded in "Compendium of Materia Medica", and has a long history of utilization in my country. Modern science has found that morels are rich in protein, fatty acids and carbohydrates, especially a variety of rare amino acids (such as cis-3-amino-L-proline, 2-aminoisobutyric acid, 2,4-triaminoisobutyric acid, etc.) butyric acid,...

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Problems solved by technology

Although the above technologies have solved the general problems of morel cultivation in facilities, they are difficult to apply to cold, dry and windy areas.

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