Method for cultivating morchella spp by using bedding of grape greenhouse

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for cultivating morchella spp by using bedding of a grape greenhouse. According to the method, morchella spp is planted on border surfaces at two sides of a furrow byusing a grape dormancy period, a framework structure of a grape greenhouse and a unique ''two-border one-furrow'' structure for grape cultivation; a binary fermentation nutrition substrate is adoptedby the border surfaces as bedding; a morchella spp strain is sowed on the bedding; and the bedding can be used as a good organic fertilizer for grape cultivation after the morchella spp is harvested.Therefore, the utilization rate of the greenhouse can be improved through morchella spp cultivation in the grape greenhouse, the planting cost of the morchella spp can be greatly reduced, and the method is an innovative agricultural planting mode of achieving economic complementation, ecological circulation and significant benefits.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of hickory chick planting, and in particular relates to a method for cultivating hickory chick by using the bedding materials of grape greenhouses. Background technique [0002] Morchella spp, commonly known as Morchella spp, gets its name because the surface of the mushroom cap is uneven and its shape resembles a Morchella (stomach). Morchella is a famous and precious edible and medicinal fungus in the world. It is rich in 8 essential amino acids and multivitamins. It is particularly worth mentioning that Morchella contains C-3-amino-L-proline, Rare amino acids such as aminoisobutyric acid and 2,4-diaminoisobutyric acid have an attractive flavor. They were once popular in Europe and became popular in France. In history, morels were the first to be discovered in France. So far, morels are also called French in various places. Morels. Morchella belongs to the type of wood-rot fungus and high-protein plant n...

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Problems solved by technology

Morchella belongs to low-temperature growth fungi, the low temperature should not be less than 2-3°C, the high temperature should not exceed 20°C, and the suitable temperature is 8-13°C; Morchella prefers to be well ventilated and avoid direct sunlight, so most of the morels cultivated on land need to be built. The steel-frame shed prevents heavy snow from overwhelming the span, and it is necessary to prepare sunshade nets to avoid light and plastic film to keep warm, and to prepare irrigation water, etc. The facilities alone account for more than 70% of the planting cost, which brings a lot of economic burden for farmers to plant morels.

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