Field separation and activity preservation method of agaric spore

Abstract

The invention relates to field separation of parasol mushroom spore. Its operation steps are collecting parasol mushroom fruiting body; cutting its unwanted stipe by aseptic cutter; the treated fruiting body is set on the aseptic paper with its hut turning up; sticking absorbent paper to the inner wall; vessel is covered on the aseptic paper to make the fruiting body is in airproof room; setting for four to eight hours; the spore will be ejected to the aseptic paper to form spore print; preserving the paper by sealing. The advantages of the invention are that spore separation effect is good; applicable range is wild; and spore keep alive time is long.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to field separation of agaric spores, in particular to a method for field separation and preservation of agaric spores. Background technique [0002] The traditional method of field isolation and preservation of agaric spores is roughly as follows: use a sterile knife to cut off the excess stipe of the collected agaric sporocarps, and place the processed sporocarps on the filter paper with the cap facing up and the gills facing down. Then cover the fruit body with a vessel, leave it for 4 to 8 hours, and the spores will be ejected onto the filter paper to form a spore print, and then the filter paper collected to the spore print will be collected; : If the humidity in the container for storing fruiting bodies is not enough, spore prints cannot be obtained or only a small amount of spores can be obtained, and this method can only separate the spores of relatively fresh fruiting bodies; The time is usually not more than 1 week (dif...

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[0002] The traditional method of field isolation and preservation of agaric spores is roughly as follows: use a sterile knife to cut off the excess stipe of the collected agaric sporocarps, and place the processed sporocarps on the filter paper with the cap facing up and the gills facing down. Then cover the fruit body with a vessel, leave it for 4 to 8 hours, and the spores will be ejected onto the filter paper to form a spore print, and then the filter paper collected to the spore print will be collected; : If the humidity in the container for storing fruiting bodies is not enough, spore prints cannot be obtained or only a small amount of spores can be obtained, and this method can only separate the spores of relatively fresh fruiting bodies; The time is usually not more than 1 week (different types of spores can be kept alive for different times)