Method for breeding collybia albuminosa artificially by symbiosis of termite

A termite, artificial technology, applied in the fields of botanical equipment and methods, horticulture, application, etc., can solve the problems of limited output and difficult to meet, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-12-22
杨文兴
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Embodiment 1

[0036] 1. Choose a planting location:

[0037] Go to the field to check whether the soil is neutral to slightly acidic soil, the pH value is 6, the thickness of the soil layer is 800mm, and the natural humidity of the soil is good; check whether there are wild chickens in this area growth; check whether there is a source of pollution in the surrounding environment, whether it will affect the chicken Growth is affected; check the surrounding water conditions to see if there is water for irrigation during drought. Under normal circumstances, if these conditions can meet the requirements, you can choose to be a chicken planting place.

[0038] 2. Breeding termite eggs:

[0039] ①. Select the breeding site where there are wild chickens in the plot of the nest;

[0040] ②. Cut the sisal stalks into 300mm-long sections and use them as culture materials. Generally, 250 sections of sisal stalks are cultivated per mu;

[0041] ③. Put 20% of poppy seeds, 15% of honey, 20% of s...

Embodiment 2

[0082] 1. Choose a planting location:

[0083] Go to the field to check whether the soil is neutral to slightly acidic soil, the pH value is 7, whether the thickness of the soil layer meets the requirements, and whether the natural humidity of the soil meets the requirements; check whether there are wild chickens in this area growth; check whether there is a source of pollution in the surrounding environment, whether it will affect the chicken Growth is affected; check the surrounding water conditions to see if there is water for irrigation during drought. Under normal circumstances, if these conditions can meet the requirements, you can choose to be a chicken planting place.

[0084] 2. Breeding termite eggs:

[0085] ①. Select the breeding site where there are wild chickens in the plot of the nest;

[0086] ②. Cut the sisal stalks into 300mm-long sections and use them as culture materials. Generally, 250 sections of sisal stalks are cultivated per mu;

[0087] ③. P...

Embodiment 3

[0128] 1. Choose a planting location:

[0129] If planting 1 mu of land, go to the field to check whether the soil is neutral to slightly acidic soil, whether the pH value of 5.5 meets the requirements, whether the thickness of the soil layer meets the requirements, and whether the natural humidity of the soil meets the requirements; check whether there are wild chickens in this area growth; check whether there is a source of pollution in the surrounding environment, whether it will affect the chicken Growth is affected; check the surrounding water conditions to see if there is water for irrigation during drought. Under normal circumstances, if these conditions can meet the requirements, you can choose to be a chicken planting place.

[0130] 2. Breeding termite eggs:

[0131] ①. Select the breeding site where there are wild chickens in the plot of the nest;

[0132] ②. Cut the sisal stalks into 300mm-long sections and use them as culture materials. Generally, 250 sec...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a culturing method of manual planting chicken-mushroom, which is characterized by the following: utilizing symbiotic method of termite and chicken-mushroom; selecting manual field; culturing termite egg block; separating bacteria; building chicken-mushroom symbiotic pond; sowing bacteria; maintaining; harvesting; possessing various nutrition.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to an artificially grown chicken method, especially a method using termites and chickens Symbiosis, artificially growing chickens Methods. It belongs to the cultivation field of wild fungi. Background technique: [0002] chicken (collybia albuminosa) belongs to the Phylum Fungi, Basidiomycetes, Agaricaceae, Tricholomaceae, and Termites in biological classification. There are 8 species in this genus in Yunnan. It is a wild edible fungus that grows in the special geographical environment and climate environment of Yunnan. Chicken It is a rare species of wild mushrooms, mainly grown in the mountainous areas of Yunnan, and is recognized as the best among mountain treasures. chicken containing Contains fat, protein, carbohydrate, crude fiber, amino acid, various minerals and multivitamins. It is a high-grade organic food that is rich in nutrition, delicious, and extremely beneficial to human health. It is a veritable nut...

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IPC IPC(8): A01G1/04
Inventor 杨文兴
Owner 杨文兴
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