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Method for producing halimasch strain by utilizing waste gastrodia elata fungi

A technology for Armillaria and waste bacteria is applied in the field of producing Armillaria strains by using Gastrodia elata waste mushroom materials, which can solve the problems of high transportation cost of cottonseed hulls, increase the pressure of forest ecological resource protection, etc., so as to ensure normal growth and reduce production. cost, the effect of reducing dependence

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-05-10
SOUTHWEST FORESTRY UNIVERSITY
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At present, the production of Armillaria strains mainly uses cottonseed hulls, miscellaneous wood chips, and small pieces of fresh wood as the main materials. The transportation cost of cottonseed hulls in Yunnan is relatively high, and long-term dependence on fresh wood and miscellaneous wood chips as the main substrate increases forest ecological resources. protection pressure, the traditional Armillaria production method is not conducive to reducing the cultivation cost of Gastrodia elata and improving the planting profit of Gastrodia elata

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[0028] see figure 1 , the present invention provides a technical solution: a method for producing Armillaria strains by utilizing the waste bacterium of Gastrodia elata, comprising the steps of:

[0029] S1. Treatment of small pieces of waste gastrodia elata;

[0030] S2, the treatment of nutrient solution;

[0031] S3, preparation of compound nutrient solution;

[0032] S4, the processing of bacterial material small block matrix;

[0033] S5, armillaria inoculation culture;

[0034] S6. Observation of Armillaria armillaria culture traits and determination of evaluation indexes;

[0035] S7. Screening and determination of optimal nutrient solution formula.

[0036] Specifically, in the S1: the waste gastrodia elata fungus is mainly Qinggang wood or cork oak, and after cleaning the soil on the surface of the waste fungus, it is processed into small pieces with a length of 1-2 cm and a width of about 1 cm for later use.

[0037] Specifically, in the S2: according to the am...

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The invention belongs to the technical fields of production and reutilization of waste gastrodia elata fungi and in particular relates to a method for producing a halimasch strain by utilizing waste gastrodia elata fungi. The method comprises the following steps: S1, treatment of small waste gastrodia elata fungi; S2, treatment of a nutrient solution; S3, preparation of a composite nutrient solution; S4, treatment of a small fungi substrate; S5, inoculated culture of halimasch; S6, observation of cultural character of halimasch and determination of evaluation index; and S7, screening and determination of a preferred nutrient solution formula. The halimasch strain is produced by using the treatment method, so that a traditional method for producing the halimasch strain by utilizing fresh wood flour and branches is changed; and due to the replenishment of the nutrient solution, the reutilization of the waste gastrodia elata fungi on the production of the halimasch strain can be realized,the utilization ratio of wood resources is increased, and the cost of traditional halimasch strain production is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of production and reuse of Gastrodia elata discarded fungus material, and in particular relates to a method for producing Armillaria strains by utilizing the Gastrodia elata discarded fungus material. Background technique [0002] Armillaria Armillaria is an important symbiotic fungus in the growth process of Gastrodia elata. The fungus decomposes cellulose and lignin in wood as nutrients for its own growth and development, and at the same time forms a certain symbiotic relationship with Gastrodia elata. Stage provides nutrients to ensure the normal growth and development of Gastrodia elata. Therefore, the cultivation of Gastrodia elata is inseparable from the excellent Armillaria strains. In the main producing areas of Gastrodia elata in Yunnan, the production of Armillaria strains has become an industry, and the investment in strains is one of the main costs in the cultivation process of Gastrodia elata. ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01G18/40A01G18/20
Inventor 冯小飞杨斌陈玉惠赵宁徐荣孙紫宇李俊
Owner SOUTHWEST FORESTRY UNIVERSITY
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