A kind of sclerotia factory cultivation method of hickory chick
A cultivation method, the technology of hickory chick, which is applied in cultivation, plant cultivation, mushroom cultivation, etc., can solve the problems of low economic benefit, impact, only once a year, no mushrooms, etc.
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[0024] The sclerotium factory cultivation method of hickory chick of the present invention comprises the following steps:
[0025] The first step is plant construction; according to the growth and development characteristics of morels, build a standardized production plant for morels with artificial control of indoor temperature, humidity, light, ventilation and other environmental conditions, and set up shelf-type cultivation facilities and temperature and humidity adjustment equipment.
[0026] The second step, sclerotia production;
[0027] a. Prepare 1100mL strain bottle, nutrient-rich culture material, interlayer partition, and nutrient-poor soil.
[0028] Among them, the nutrient-rich culture material includes wheat, sawdust, chaff, soybean powder, lime, gypsum, potassium carbonate and glucose, and the nutrient-rich culture material accounts for 40% of the total volume in the strain bottle or strain culture bag; In the total volume of compost, wheat accounts for 40%, sa...
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[0039] The sclerotium factory cultivation method of hickory chick of the present invention comprises the following steps:
[0040] The first step is plant construction; according to the growth and development characteristics of morels, build a standardized production plant for morels with artificial control of indoor temperature, humidity, light, ventilation and other environmental conditions, and set up shelf-type cultivation facilities and temperature and humidity adjustment equipment.
[0041] The second step, sclerotia production;
[0042] a. Prepare a 18×33cm strain culture bag, nutrient-rich culture material, interlayer partitions, and nutrient-poor soil.
[0043] Among them, the nutrient-rich culture material includes wheat, sawdust, chaff, soybean powder, lime, gypsum, potassium carbonate and glucose, and the nutrient-rich culture material accounts for 40% of the total volume in the strain bottle or strain culture bag; In the total volume of compost, wheat accounts fo...
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