Corn soil-borne disease resistance gene identification inoculation device
By designing an inoculation device suitable for identifying resistance to soil-borne diseases in maize, the problems of inaccurate planting holes and poor mixing effect before sowing were solved. This enabled fixed-depth and fixed-distance sowing, multi-mode mixing, and appropriate soil covering, improving sowing accuracy and efficiency, protecting seeds from damage, and promoting maize growth.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- PRATACULTURE INST HEILONGJIANG ACAD OF AGRI SCI
- Filing Date
- 2023-06-12
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-17
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[0001] This invention relates to the field of maize breeding, and in particular to a maize soil-borne disease resistance gene identification and inoculation device. Background Technology
[0002] Soil-borne diseases of maize refer to diseases spread by pathogens carried in the soil, mainly including head smut, head smut, and stalk rot. Because soil-borne diseases of maize have a significant impact on maize yield, in order to address this impact, thanks to technological advancements, technicians in related fields have conducted extensive breeding, optimization, and selection of maize seeds. Furthermore, to assess the resistance of newly bred varieties to soil-borne diseases, it is necessary to mix maize seeds with carriers of soil-borne diseases, inoculate them together, and sow them together, then observe and evaluate them during the maize's growth process.
[0003] In this process, the depth and spacing of corn planting, as well as the accuracy of the ratio of corn to soil-borne disease pathogens, will affect the accuracy of measuring and identifying the degree of resistance of corn seeds to soil-borne diseases. Therefore, the process of mixing and inoculating corn seeds and soil-borne disease carriers and planting them together is particularly important. As a result, technicians in related fields have optimized this process.
[0004] For a more accurate comparison, Chinese Patent CN115885623A discloses a sweet corn soil-borne disease resistance identification and inoculation device. In use, a wheel axle drives a drive rod to rotate, which in turn rotates a first and second distribution disc. The fungi and seeds are independently distributed and fall into a mixing chamber. After mixing, the fungi and seeds are planted in the soil. The rotation of the main wheel maintains a fixed spacing between the sweet corn seeds. A stirring rod is also included; the drive rod rotates a rotating rod, which in turn rotates a stirring rod at both ends inside the mixing chamber, mixing the fungi and seeds and improving the mixing effect.
[0005] By setting up a backfill plate and a compaction hammer, the backfill plate causes broken soil to re-cover the seeds. The drive rod drives the rotating rod to rotate, and the rotating rod drives the wheel to push the limit block, thereby pushing the L-shaped bracket to rotate upward. When the wheel rotates and disengages from the limit block, the L-shaped bracket will immediately rotate downward, and the compaction hammer will compact the soil, so that the soil covers the seeds. By setting up an opening and closing device, the rotating rod drives the control rod to rotate, and the control rod drives the incomplete gear to rotate, thereby driving the valve rod and the opening and closing device to rotate, so that the opening and closing device can intermittently open and close the seeding tube, which facilitates the mixing of seeds and fungi before they fall into the soil for planting.
[0006] However, the above-mentioned sweet corn soil-borne disease resistance identification and inoculation device has some shortcomings in actual use: 1. The failure to dig planting holes in the soil before sowing causes seeds and fungi to travel a greater distance after falling due to collisions with soil clods, thus reducing the accuracy of sowing corn seeds and fungi. 2. The mixing method of the above-mentioned mixing rod for fungi and seeds is relatively simple, resulting in poor mixing between corn seeds and fungi during mixing; furthermore, during the compaction of the soil by the tamping hammer, if the soil is too hard, it will damage the corn seeds, and soil compaction can also easily affect the subsequent growth process of corn seeds.
[0007] Therefore, based on the above-stated viewpoints, there is room for improvement in the existing technology for the mixed inoculation and co-sowing of maize seeds and soil-borne disease carriers. Summary of the Invention
[0008] To address the aforementioned problems, this invention provides a corn soil-borne disease resistance gene identification and inoculation device, comprising a frame, wherein the frame is an inverted U-shaped structure with one end open, and rear wheels are symmetrically arranged on the lower end of the frame away from the opening. An opening mechanism and a traction mechanism are sequentially arranged at the open end of the frame, and an inoculation mechanism driven by the opening mechanism is arranged at the upper end of the frame.
[0009] The inoculation mechanism includes a support frame symmetrically distributed on the upper part of the vehicle frame. An installation ring is provided between the upper ends of the support frame. A hollow storage cylinder with openings at the upper and lower ends is provided inside the installation ring. The lower end of the storage cylinder has a funnel-shaped structure. A partition plate is provided inside the storage cylinder. A cover plate is hinged to the upper end of the storage cylinder. A sealing ring is provided at the lower end of the cover plate. A connecting ring with openings at the upper and lower ends and a support ring with openings at the front and rear ends are arranged sequentially at the lower end of the storage cylinder. The upper and lower ends of the support ring are also provided with discharge channels corresponding to the openings in the middle of the connecting rings. Limiting rings are provided at both ends of the support ring.
[0010] A discharge disc is rotatably mounted on the inner side of the support ring. A support rod is rotatably connected to the corresponding support frame on the rear side of the discharge disc. The support rod is connected to the opening mechanism. At least four metering grooves are evenly distributed in a ring on the outer side of the discharge disc. The metering grooves are conical and their openings correspond to the inner diameter of the connecting ring. A discharge hopper is located outside the discharge channel and connected to the support frame at the lower end of the support ring. Cross-shaped installation channels are opened between the metering grooves. Each metering groove is equipped with a corresponding receiving hopper.
[0011] Preferably, it also includes a transmission unit disposed between the receiving hoppers and located within the installation through groove. The transmission unit includes a connecting sleeve rod, a movable through groove, a connecting rod, a limiting collar, a stirring support rod, a gear groove, a connecting rod, an internal gear, a gear rod, a transmission gear, a tooth groove, and a linkage assembly. The vertically distributed connecting sleeve rod is disposed within and fits against the installation through groove. The connecting sleeve rod and the installation through groove have a movable through groove perpendicular to the connecting sleeve rod, and a connecting rod is disposed within the movable through groove.
[0012] Both ends of the connecting rod and both ends of the connecting sleeve are equipped with limiting rings. A stirring rod is rotatably installed inside the limiting ring. The end of the stirring rod away from the limiting ring is rotatably connected to the corresponding receiving hopper. Gear grooves are opened on opposite sides of the metering trough. Connecting rods are evenly arranged on opposite sides of the receiving hopper. An internal gear located in the gear groove is slidably installed between the ends of the corresponding connecting rods away from the receiving hopper. A gear rod is also rotatably installed in the gear groove. A transmission gear that meshes with the corresponding internal gear is installed on the outer surface of the gear rod. Tooth grooves that mesh with the corresponding transmission gear are evenly opened on the outer surface of the stirring rod. A linkage component that passes through the discharge disc and is located in front of it is also installed between the internal gears.
[0013] Preferably, the linkage component includes a transmission slot, a rectangular block, a front support rod, a driven wheel rod, a pulley, a transmission belt, a driven gear, a driving gear, a gear rotating rod, a support block, a reset spring rod, a rotating motor, a magnet block, and a magnet strip. The transmission slot corresponding to the internal gear is opened on the front side of the discharge circular plate. A rectangular block is provided in the middle of the front end of the discharge circular plate. A front support rod connected to the corresponding support frame is rotatably provided at the front end of the rectangular block.
[0014] A driven wheel rod is rotatably mounted on the side of the rectangular block corresponding to the transmission slot. A pulley corresponding to the transmission slot is mounted on the outer side of the driven wheel rod. A transmission belt is installed between the pulley and the corresponding internal gear. A driven gear is sleeved on the opposite side of the driven wheel rod. The front end of the driven gear on the upper side meshes with a driving gear. A gear rod is mounted in the middle of the driving gear. A support block is rotatably mounted on the upper end of the gear rod. A reset spring rod connected to the corresponding support frame is mounted on the front side of the support block. A rotating motor is mounted on the upper end of the support block through a motor base. The output shaft of the rotating motor is connected to the upper end of the gear rod. A magnet is mounted on the side of the support block near the discharge disc. Magnet strips corresponding to the driven gear are evenly arranged on the front end of the discharge disc.
[0015] Preferably, the opening mechanism includes a sliding slot, a telescopic rod, a locking groove, a locking bolt, a limiting frame plate, an adjusting bolt, a supporting ring, a supporting rotating rod, a sprocket, a chain, and an insertion unit. The sliding slot is symmetrically opened at the left end of the frame. The telescopic rod is slidably arranged in the sliding slot. Locking grooves are evenly opened on opposite sides of the telescopic rod. A locking bolt corresponding to the locking groove is threaded through the left side of the sliding slot.
[0016] The left end of the telescopic rod is equipped with a limit frame plate. The upper and lower ends of the limit frame plate are semi-circular structures. The left end of the limit frame plate is connected to the traction mechanism. The upper end of the limit frame plate is fitted with an adjusting bolt through a threaded connection. The lower end of each adjusting bolt is rotatably equipped with a support ring located inside the corresponding limit frame plate. A support rod is rotatably mounted between the support rings. The rear end of the support rod passes through the corresponding support ring and is equipped with a sprocket. A sprocket is also mounted on the outer side of the support rod. A chain is mounted between the sprockets. The outer side of the middle part of the support rod is equipped with an insertion unit for drilling holes into the ground during rotation.
[0017] Preferably, the insertion unit includes a limiting circular plate, a sliding rod groove, an opening rod, a connecting through groove, an adjusting rod, and an adjusting assembly. The symmetrically distributed limiting circular plates are sleeved on the middle of the supporting rotating rod. The limiting circular plates are evenly provided with annularly distributed sliding rod grooves. An opening rod is slidably arranged in each sliding rod groove. The end of the opening rod away from the limiting circular plate has a conical structure. The front limiting circular plate is evenly provided with a connecting through groove that communicates with the sliding rod groove. An adjusting rod connected to the corresponding opening rod is slidably arranged in each connecting through groove. An adjusting assembly is provided between the adjusting rods.
[0018] Preferably, the adjustment assembly includes an adjustment frame, an arc-shaped through groove, an anti-detachment block, a connecting bolt, and a connecting groove. The adjustment frame is rotatably mounted on the outer side of the support rod and located at the front end of the limiting circular plate. The adjustment frame is evenly provided with annularly distributed arc-shaped through grooves. The front end of each adjustment rod passes through the corresponding arc-shaped through groove and is provided with an anti-detachment block. The adjustment frame is provided with a connecting bolt for connecting to the adjustment rod by means of threaded engagement. The outer side of the support rod is evenly provided with connecting grooves corresponding to the connecting bolts.
[0019] Preferably, the traction mechanism includes a second frame, mounting side plates, wheel rods, a front wheel, a support vertical plate, a connector, a first reinforcing rod, and a second reinforcing rod. The second frame, with its U-shaped structure, is positioned between the left ends of the limiting frame plates. Mounting side plates are symmetrically arranged at the lower end of the second frame, and wheel rods are arranged between the mounting side plates. The front wheel is symmetrically arranged on the outer surface of the wheel rod. A support vertical plate is located at the upper end of the middle left side of the second frame. A connector for connecting to the traction machinery is slidably arranged on the left side of the support vertical plate. The first reinforcing rod, which is connected to the second frame, is symmetrically inclined on both sides of the support vertical plate. A second reinforcing rod is also inclinedly arranged between the first reinforcing rod and the second frame.
[0020] Preferably, the system further includes a soil-covering mechanism for covering the seeds with soil. This mechanism includes a supporting crossbar, a lifting bolt, a driven connecting plate, an adjusting vertical rod, an incomplete gear, a circular through-slot, a locking bolt, and a soil-covering inclined plate. The supporting crossbar is located on the inner side of the frame and to the right of the discharge hopper. A lifting bolt is threaded through the middle of the supporting crossbar. A driven connecting plate is rotatably mounted on the upper end of the lifting bolt at the upper end of the supporting crossbar. Adjusting vertical rods are slidably mounted on both sides of the driven connecting plate, passing through the supporting crossbar. The upper end of the adjusting vertical rod passes through the driven connecting plate and is equipped with intermeshing incomplete gears. Circular through-slots are evenly distributed on one side of the incomplete gear. A locking bolt is threaded through the middle of the upper end of the driven connecting plate and is located within the corresponding circular through-slot. A soil-covering inclined plate is mounted at the lower end of the adjusting vertical rod. The soil-covering inclined plates are symmetrically distributed, with their right ends inclined towards the opposite side.
[0021] In summary, this application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects:
[0022] I. The present invention facilitates traction with different types of external traction machinery through the traction mechanism. Compared with the prior art which requires manual pushing, it reduces the workload of workers and improves the speed of movement and the efficiency of sowing.
[0023] Second, the present invention can perform equal-depth and equal-spaced hole-making operations on the soil through the hole-making mechanism, so that the planting holes made by the hole-making mechanism can facilitate the falling of corn seeds and fungi. Compared with the prior art, it can minimize the problem of corn seeds and fungi being splashed and separated due to collision with hard soil clods when sowing corn seeds and fungi, thereby improving the accuracy of sowing corn seeds and fungi.
[0024] Furthermore, the hole-opening mechanism can be adjusted to change the depth and spacing of the planting holes, thereby improving the applicability of the hole-opening mechanism.
[0025] Third, the present invention can mix the fungi and seeds in more ways before sowing through the sowing mechanism. Compared with the single mixing method of the prior art, it can improve the mixing effect of fungi and seeds, thereby improving the inoculation effect of corn seeds.
[0026] Furthermore, if the fungal material is a viscous substance or has adsorption properties, existing technology cannot guarantee that all the fungal material and seeds can be discharged during the discharge process. However, when the receiving hopper rotates to the lower end, it will move downwards under the action of inertia and gravity. This process can effectively discharge the fungal material and seeds downwards, thereby improving the discharge efficiency.
[0027] Fourth, the present invention can cover an appropriate amount of soil on the planting hole after sowing by means of a soil covering mechanism. Compared with the prior art, on the one hand, it is less likely to damage the corn seeds, and on the other hand, it will not make the soil compacted, thus not affecting the subsequent growth process of the corn seeds. Furthermore, the amount of soil covered on the planting hole by the soil covering mechanism can be adjusted appropriately, thereby improving the applicability of the soil covering mechanism. Attached Figure Description
[0028] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0029] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the present invention.
[0030] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the present invention (viewed from back to front).
[0031] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the traction mechanism of the present invention.
[0032] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the opening mechanism of the present invention.
[0033] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the socket unit of the present invention.
[0034] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the inoculation mechanism of the present invention.
[0035] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the structure between the frame, support frame and mounting ring of the present invention.
[0036] Figure 8 This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the inoculation mechanism of the present invention.
[0037] Figure 9 This is the present invention. Figure 8 Enlarged view of point A in the image.
[0038] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the transmission unit of the present invention.
[0039] Figure 11 This is the present invention. Figure 10 Enlarged view of point B in the image.
[0040] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram of the soil covering mechanism of the present invention.
[0041] In the diagram, 1. Frame 1; 10. Rear wheel; 2. Hole-opening mechanism; 11. Sliding slot; 20. Telescopic rod; 12. Locking groove; 21. Locking bolt; 22. Limiting frame plate; 23. Adjusting bolt; 24. Support ring; 25. Support rotating rod; 26. Sprocket; 27. Chain;
[0042] 28. Socket unit; 280. Limiting circular plate; 281. Slide bar groove; 282. Opening rod; 283. Connecting through groove; 284. Adjusting rod;
[0043] 29. Adjustment assembly; 290. Adjustment bracket; 291. Arc-shaped through groove; 292. Anti-detachment block; 293. Connecting bolt; 294. Connecting groove;
[0044] 3. Traction mechanism; 30. Frame 2; 31. Mounting side plate; 32. Wheel rod; 33. Front wheel; 34. Supporting vertical plate; 35. Connector; 36. Reinforcing rod 1; 37. Reinforcing rod 2;
[0045] 4. Inoculation mechanism; 40. Support frame; 401. Mounting ring; 41. Storage cylinder; 410. Divider plate; 42. Cover plate; 420. Sealing ring; 43. Connecting ring; 44. Support ring; 440. Limiting ring; 45. Discharge circular plate; 46. Support rod; 450. Metering trough; 47. Discharge hopper; 451. Mounting through groove; 452. Receiving hopper;
[0046] 48. Transmission unit; 480. Connecting sleeve rod; 453. Movable through groove; 481. Connecting through rod; 482. Limiting collar; 483. Stirring support rod; 454. Gear groove; 484. Connecting rod; 485. Internal gear; 486. Gear rod; 487. Transmission gear; 488. Gear groove;
[0047] 49. Linkage assembly; 455. Transmission slot; 490. Rectangular block; 491. Support rod; 492. Driven wheel rod; 493. Pulley; 494. Transmission belt; 495. Driven gear; 496. Driven gear; 497. Gear rod; 498. Support block; 499. Return spring rod; 4910. Rotating motor; 4911. Magnet block; 4912. Magnet strip;
[0048] 5. Soil covering mechanism; 50. Support crossbar; 51. Lifting bolt; 52. Driven connecting plate; 53. Adjusting vertical rod; 54. Incomplete gear; 55. Circular through groove; 56. Locking bolt; 57. Soil covering inclined plate. Detailed Implementation
[0049] The following is in conjunction with the appendix Figures 1 to 12 The embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail, but the present invention may be implemented in many different ways as defined and covered by the claims.
[0050] This application discloses a corn soil-borne disease resistance gene identification and inoculation device. The device is primarily used during the inoculation and sowing of corn seeds with pathogens. Technically, it allows for the creation of planting holes of equal depth and spacing in the soil before inoculating and sowing corn seeds and pathogens. Especially during inoculation and sowing, it enables more thorough mixing of the pathogens and seeds, thereby improving the inoculation effect. Furthermore, after sowing, the invention can cover the planting holes with an appropriate amount of soil, further enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of inoculation and sowing.
[0051] Example 1:
[0052] Reference Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, a corn soil-borne disease resistance gene identification and inoculation device includes a frame 1, rear wheels 10, an opening mechanism 2, a traction mechanism 3, and an inoculation mechanism 4. The frame 1 is a C-shaped structure with an opening at the left end. The rear wheels 10 are symmetrically arranged on the lower right side of the frame 1. The opening end of the frame 1 is sequentially provided with the opening mechanism 2 and the traction mechanism 3. The upper end of the frame 1 is provided with the inoculation mechanism 4, which is driven by the opening mechanism. During operation, the traction mechanism 3 needs to be connected to an external traction machine, and the traction mechanism 3 can be connected to different types of external machines.
[0053] Then, the external mechanical energy used for traction drives the hole-opening mechanism 2, the frame 1, the rear wheels 10, and the inoculation mechanism 4 to move through the traction mechanism 3. During this process, the hole-opening mechanism 2 can make holes at a fixed depth and spacing in the land, so that the inoculation mechanism 4 can be inoculated and mixed with the corn seeds and soil-borne pathogens under the drive of the hole-opening mechanism 2. Moreover, the inoculation mechanism 4 can also discharge the corn seeds mixed with soil-borne pathogens into the planting holes opened by the hole-opening mechanism 2 in a quantitative manner. After the corn seeds are planted, the resistance genes can be observed and identified during the subsequent growth of the corn.
[0054] Reference Figure 3 As shown, this is the traction mechanism 3 used in this application for connection with external traction machinery. Specifically, the traction mechanism 3 includes a frame 2 30, mounting side plates 31, wheel rods 32, front wheels 33, support vertical plates 34, connectors 35, reinforcing rod 1 36, and reinforcing rod 2 37. The frame 2 30 with a U-shaped structure is located on the left side of the opening mechanism 2. Mounting side plates 31 are symmetrically arranged at the lower end of the frame 2 30. Wheel rods 32 are arranged between the mounting side plates 31. Front wheels 33 are symmetrically arranged on the outer surface of the wheel rods 32. The front wheels 33 and the rear wheels 10 cooperate to support the frame 1 1, the frame 2 30, and the opening mechanism 2, and are also easy to be driven by external traction machinery.
[0055] A support vertical plate 34 is located at the upper end of the left middle of the frame 30. A connector 35 for connecting to the traction machinery is slidably disposed on the left side of the support vertical plate 34. Furthermore, when the height of the connection point on the external traction machinery is different, the height of the connector 35 can be adjusted so that the connector 35 can be connected to the external traction machinery after adjustment, thereby improving the applicability of the present invention. Reinforcing rods 36 connected to the frame 30 are symmetrically inclined on both sides of the support vertical plate 34. The reinforcing rods 36 can improve the stability and strength of the support vertical plate 34 during installation. A reinforcing rod 37 is also inclinedly disposed between the reinforcing rod 36 and the frame 30. The reinforcing rod 37 can improve the stability and strength of the reinforcing rod 36 during installation, so that the support vertical plate 34 will not deform due to large forces when subjected to traction.
[0056] Reference Figure 4 As shown, this is the hole-opening mechanism 2 used in this application for making planting holes at a fixed depth and spacing on the land. Specifically, the hole-opening mechanism 2 includes a sliding slot 11, a telescopic rod 20, a locking groove 12, a locking bolt 21, a limiting frame plate 22, an adjusting bolt 23, a supporting ring 24, a supporting rotating rod 25, a sprocket 26, a chain 27, and an insertion unit 28. The sliding slot 11 is symmetrically opened at the left end of the frame 1. The telescopic rod 20 is slidably arranged in the sliding slot 11. The locking groove 12 is evenly opened on the opposite side of the telescopic rod 20. The locking bolt 21 corresponding to the locking groove 12 is threaded through the left side of the sliding slot 11. When it is necessary to adjust the extension length of the telescopic rod 20, the locking bolt 21 must first be rotated so that it is no longer in the locking groove 12. Then the telescopic rod 20 can be adjusted. After the telescopic rod 20 is adjusted, the locking bolt 21 is rotated again so that it is in the corresponding locking groove 12 to fix the telescopic rod 20 again.
[0057] A limiting frame plate 22 is provided at the left end of the telescopic rod 20. The upper and lower ends of the limiting frame plate 22 are semi-circular structures. The left end of the limiting frame plate 22 is connected to the second frame 30. When the length of the extension sliding slot 11 of the telescopic rod 20 is adjusted, the telescopic rod 20 will drive the limiting frame plate 22 and the second frame to adjust. An adjusting bolt 23 is threaded through the upper end of the limiting frame plate 22. A support ring 24 located inside the corresponding limiting frame plate 22 is rotatably provided at the lower end of each adjusting bolt 23. A support rotating rod 25 is rotatably provided between the support rings 24. At the same time, rotating the adjusting bolts 23 on both sides can adjust the height of the support rings 24 and the support rotating rod 25. The limiting frame plate 22 can limit and guide the movement trajectory of the support rings 24 during adjustment.
[0058] The rear end of the support rod 25 passes through the corresponding support ring 24 and is equipped with a sprocket 26. The inoculation mechanism 4 is also equipped with a sprocket 26. A chain 27 is arranged between the sprockets 26. The outer side of the middle part of the support rod 25 is equipped with an insertion unit 28 for drilling holes in the soil during rotation. During operation, the height of the support ring 24 needs to be adjusted according to the depth of the hole, so that the hole-drilling rod 282 located at the lower end and in a vertical state can be inserted into the soil to a certain depth when it moves with the traction mechanism 3. Since the angle between adjacent hole-drilling rods 282 is consistent, when the length of the hole-drilling rod 282 extending out of the corresponding sliding rod groove 281 is constant, the distance between the planting holes inserted by the hole-drilling rod 282 in the soil will also be approximately the same, thereby achieving the function of drilling planting holes at a fixed depth and distance.
[0059] Reference Figure 5 As shown, this is the insertion unit 28 in this application; specifically, the insertion unit 28 includes a limiting circular plate 280, a sliding rod groove 281, an opening rod 282, a connecting through groove 283, an adjusting rod 284, and an adjusting component 29. The symmetrically distributed limiting circular plates 280 are sleeved on the middle of the supporting rotating rod 25. The sliding rod grooves 281 are evenly distributed in a ring between the limiting circular plates 280. The opening rods 282 are slidably arranged in the sliding rod grooves 281. The end of the opening rod 282 away from the limiting circular plate 280 is a conical structure so that the opening rod 282 can be inserted into the soil to make a planting hole. The front limiting circular plate 280 is evenly provided with connecting through grooves 283 that communicate with the sliding rod grooves 281.
[0060] Adjusting rods 284, which are connected to corresponding perforation rods 282, are slidably disposed within the connecting grooves 283. Adjusting components 29 are disposed between the adjusting rods 284. The adjusting components 29 can simultaneously adjust the distance of all perforation rods 282 extending out of the sliding rod grooves 281. The spacing of the planting holes inserted into the soil by the adjusted perforation rods 282 will also be adjusted accordingly, thereby improving the applicability of the present invention. Furthermore, the adjusting components 29 can also fix the adjusted perforation rods 282, so that the adjusted perforation rods 282 can still stably perform perforation operations on the soil.
[0061] Continue to refer to Figure 5As shown, this is the adjustment assembly 29 used in this application to simultaneously adjust all the perforated rods 282. Specifically, the adjustment assembly 29 includes an adjustment frame 290, an arc-shaped through groove 291, an anti-detachment block 292, a connecting bolt 293, and a connecting groove 294. The adjustment frame 290 is rotatably mounted on the outer surface of the support rotating rod 25 and located at the front end of the limiting circular plate 280. The adjustment frame 290 is evenly provided with annularly distributed arc-shaped through grooves 291. The front ends of the adjustment rods 284 all pass through the corresponding arc-shaped through grooves 291 and are provided with anti-detachment blocks 292. When the adjustment frame 290 is rotated, the adjustment rods 284 will slide in the connecting groove 283 under the limiting and guiding of the arc-shaped through grooves 291, so that the adjustment rods 284 can drive the perforated rods 282 to extend and retract in the corresponding sliding rod grooves 281. This method improves the efficiency of adjusting the perforated rods 282, while the anti-detachment block 292 can prevent the adjustment frame 290 from detaching from the adjustment rods 284.
[0062] The adjusting frame 290 is threaded with connecting bolts 293 for connecting to the adjusting rod 284. The outer side of the supporting rotating rod 25 is evenly provided with connecting grooves 294 corresponding to the connecting bolts 293. The connecting bolts 293 and the connecting grooves 294 cooperate to fix the adjusting frame 290 to the supporting rotating rod 25, so that the adjusted adjusting frame 290 will not rotate. In addition, the adjusting rod 284 can also fix the hole-opening rod 282, so that the adjusted hole-opening rod 282 can perform hole-opening operations more stably.
[0063] Example 2:
[0064] Reference Figures 6 to 9 As shown, based on Embodiment 1, in order to enable quantitative inoculation and sowing of corn seeds and fungi into the planting holes under the drive of the opening mechanism 2, an inoculation mechanism 4 is provided; specifically, the inoculation mechanism 4 includes a support frame 40, an mounting ring 401, a storage cylinder 41, a partition plate 410, a cover plate 42, a sealing ring 420, a connecting ring 43, a support ring 44, a limiting ring 440, a discharge circular plate 45, a support rod 46, a quantitative groove 450, a discharge hopper 47, an installation through groove 451, and a support... The receiving bucket 452 and the support frame 40 are set on the upper end of the frame 1 and are symmetrically distributed. The upper end of the support frame 40 is provided with the mounting ring 401. The mounting ring 401 is provided with a hollow storage cylinder 41 with openings at the upper and lower ends. The lower end of the storage cylinder 41 has a funnel-shaped structure. The storage cylinder 41 is provided with a partition plate 410 inside. The connecting ring 43 can improve the stability of the cylinder installation. The storage cylinder 41 is used to store the carrier of corn seeds and soil-borne pathogens. The partition plate 410 can separate the corn seeds and the pathogens.
[0065] The upper end of the storage cylinder 41 is hinged with a cover plate 42 for sealing it. The cover plate 42 can also prevent the seeds and fungi in the storage cylinder 41 from falling out of the storage cylinder 41 due to bumps during the journey. The lower end of the cover plate 42 is provided with a sealing ring 420. The sealing ring 420 can improve the sealing degree when the cover plate 42 seals the upper end of the storage cylinder 41, and can also reduce the impact of the cover plate 42 shaking on the storage cylinder 41 due to bumps. The lower end of the storage cylinder 41 is provided with a connecting ring 43 with openings at the upper and lower ends and a support ring 44 with openings at the front and rear ends. The opening in the middle of the connecting ring 43 corresponds to the opening at the lower end of the storage cylinder 41. The upper and lower ends of the support ring 44 are also provided with discharge channels corresponding to the openings in the middle of the connecting ring 43. Limiting rings 440 are provided at both ends of the support ring 44.
[0066] A discharge disc 45 is rotatably mounted on the inner side of the support ring 44, and a limiting ring 440 can limit the discharge disc 45. A support rod 46 is rotatably connected to the corresponding support frame 40 on the rear side of the discharge disc 45. The support rod 46 is connected to the sprocket 26, so that the support rotating rod 25 can drive the discharge disc 45 to rotate under the drive of the opening mechanism 2. At least four metering grooves 450 are evenly distributed in a ring on the outer surface of the discharge disc 45. The metering grooves 450 have a conical structure and the opening corresponds to the inner diameter of the connecting ring 43.
[0067] When the corn seeds and fungi in the storage cylinder 41 fall downward from the opening at the bottom of the storage cylinder 41, they can pass through the discharge channel on the upper side of the connecting ring 43 and the support ring 44 in sequence and fall into the metering tank 450. The corn seeds and fungi in the metering tank 450 can then be mixed and inoculated. Furthermore, when the opening mechanism 2 indirectly drives the discharge disc 45 to rotate, it will cause the corn seeds and fungi to rotate to the lower end and pass through the discharge channel on the lower side of the support ring 44 to be discharged downward, thereby realizing the quantitative inoculation and quantitative discharge of corn seeds and fungi.
[0068] The lower end of the support ring 44 is provided with a discharge hopper 47 located outside the discharge channel and connected to the support frame 40. The discharge hopper 47 can limit and guide the discharge process of corn seeds and fungi, so that the corn seeds and fungi can fall more accurately into the planting hole opened by the opening mechanism 2. A cross-shaped installation channel 451 is opened between the metering channels 450. Each metering channel 450 is provided with a corresponding receiving hopper 452. The receiving hopper 452 is used to receive the corn seeds and fungi that fall into the metering channel 450.
[0069] Example 3:
[0070] Reference Figures 9 to 11As shown in Embodiment 2, it can be seen from the above-disclosed technical solution that when the corn seeds and fungi fall into the upper receiving hopper 452, they are not further stirred and mixed. Therefore, the effect of fungi inoculating corn seeds with pathogens is relatively poor. In order to improve the effect of fungi inoculating corn seeds with pathogens, a transmission unit 48 located in the installation channel 451 is set between the receiving hoppers 452. Specifically, the transmission unit 48 includes a connecting sleeve rod 480, a movable channel 453, a connecting through rod 481, a limiting collar 482, a stirring support rod 483, a gear groove 454, a connecting rod 484, an internal gear 485, a gear rod 486, a transmission gear 487, a tooth groove 488, and a linkage component 49.
[0071] Vertically distributed connecting sleeve rods 480 are set in and fit against the mounting through groove 451. The connecting sleeve rods 480 and the mounting through groove 451 are provided with movable through grooves 453 perpendicular to the connecting sleeve rods 480. A connecting through rod 481 is provided in the movable through groove 453. Limiting rings 482 are provided at both ends of the connecting through rod 481 and both ends of the connecting sleeve rod 480. A stirring support rod 483 is rotatably arranged in the limiting ring 482. The end of the stirring support rod 483 away from the limiting ring 482 is rotatably connected to the corresponding receiving hopper 452.
[0072] As shown in the figure, when the connecting sleeve rod 480 is in a vertical state, the receiving hopper 452, which receives corn seeds and fungi at its upper end, will move downwards via the stirring support rod 483 and the limiting collar 482 connected to it. During this process, the connecting sleeve rod 480 can slide within the movable channel 453, thus not affecting the movement trajectory of the connecting sleeve rod 480. Furthermore, the downward movement of the receiving hopper 452 at its lower end can more effectively discharge the corn seeds and fungi inside. Similarly, when the connecting rod 481 is in a vertical state, the connecting rod 481 can also move downwards within the movable channel 453, thereby achieving the above effects and improving the discharge efficiency.
[0073] In order to drive the corn seeds and fungi in the receiving hopper 452 to rotate and mix, thereby improving the effect of inoculating the corn seeds with pathogens, gear grooves 454 are opened on both sides of the quantitative trough 450. Connecting rods 484 are evenly arranged on both sides of the receiving hopper 452. The corresponding connecting rods 484 are slidably arranged with an internal gear 485 located in the gear groove 454 between the ends away from the receiving hopper 452. A gear rod 486 is also rotatably arranged in the gear groove 454. A transmission gear 487 that meshes with the corresponding internal gear 485 is provided on the outer surface of the gear rod 486. Gear grooves 488 that mesh with the corresponding transmission gear 487 are evenly opened on the outer surface of the stirring support rod 483. A linkage component 49 that passes through the discharge circular plate 45 and is located in front of it is also provided between the internal gears 485.
[0074] The linkage component 49 can drive the internal gear 485 located at the upper end to rotate. When the internal gear 485 rotates, it can drive the corresponding receiving bucket 452 to rotate through the connecting rod 484 connected to it. When the internal gear 485 rotates, it can also drive the stirring rod 483 to rotate through the corresponding transmission gear 487 and tooth groove 488. Furthermore, the stirring rod 483 rotates in the opposite direction to the corresponding internal gear 485, so the receiving bucket 452 and the stirring rod 483 also rotate in opposite directions. During the process of the receiving bucket 452 and the stirring rod 483 rotating in opposite directions, they can play a role in driving the corn seeds and fungi to mix thoroughly.
[0075] Reference Figure 10 and Figure 11 As shown, this is the linkage component 49 in this application; specifically, the linkage component 49 includes a transmission slot 455, a rectangular block 490, a support front rod 491, a driven wheel rod 492, a pulley 493, a transmission belt 494, a driven gear 495, a driving gear 496, a gear rod 497, a support block 498, a reset spring rod 499, a rotating motor 4910, a magnet block 4911, and a magnet strip 4912. The transmission slot 455, corresponding to the internal gear 485, is opened on the front side of the discharge circular plate 45. A rectangular block 490 is provided in the middle of the front end of the discharge circular plate 45. A support front rod 491, which is rotatably connected to the corresponding support frame 40, is provided at the front end of the rectangular block 490. The support front rod 491 can support the discharge circular plate 45 through the rectangular block 490, thereby improving the stability of the discharge circular plate 45 during installation.
[0076] A driven wheel rod 492 is rotatably mounted on the side of the rectangular block 490 corresponding to the transmission slot 455. A pulley 493 corresponding to the transmission slot 455 is mounted on the outer side of the driven wheel rod 492. A transmission belt 494 is provided between the pulley 493 and the corresponding internal gear 485. When an external force drives the driven wheel rod 492 at the upper end to rotate, the driven wheel rod 492 can drive the corresponding internal gear 485 to rotate through the pulley 493 and the transmission belt 494 connected to it, thereby driving the receiving bucket 452 and the stirring rod 483 to rotate in the opposite direction.
[0077] To facilitate the rotation of the driven wheel rod 492 at the upper end, a driven gear 495 is sleeved on the opposite side of the driven wheel rod 492. The front end of the driven gear 495 meshes with the driving gear 496. A gear rod 497 is provided in the middle of the driving gear 496. A support block 498 is rotatably provided at the upper end of the gear rod 497. A reset spring rod 499 connected to the corresponding support frame 40 is provided on the front side of the support block 498. The reset spring rod 499 can always provide a forward force for the support block 498, the gear rod 497 and the driving gear 496. A rotary motor 4910 is provided at the upper end of the support block 498 through a motor base. The output shaft of the rotary motor 4910 is connected to the upper end of the gear rod 497. The rotation of the output shaft of the rotary motor 4910 can drive the driving gear 496 to rotate through the gear rod 497.
[0078] A magnet block 4911 is provided on the side of the support block 498 near the discharge circular plate 45. Magnet strips 4912 corresponding to the driven gear 495 are evenly arranged at the front end of the discharge circular plate 45. The magnet strips 4912 at the upper end can magnetically attract the magnet block 4911, and the attraction between the magnet strips 4912 and the magnet block 4911 is greater than the tension of the reset spring rod. This allows the magnet block 4911 to drive the support block 498, gear rod 497, drive gear 496 and rotating motor 4910 to move backward. This allows the drive gear 496 to mesh with the driven gear 495 at the upper end, so that the driven gear 495 at the upper end can indirectly drive the internal gear 485 at the upper end to rotate.
[0079] When the driven gear 495 at the upper end rotates along the support rod 46, the magnet block 4911 and the magnet strip 4912 will separate. The magnet block 4911, the support block 498, the gear rod 497, the driving gear 496 and the rotating motor 4910 can move forward and reset under the pulling force of the reset spring rod 499, so as not to affect the subsequent rotation process of the other driven gears 495.
[0080] Example 4:
[0081] Reference Figure 12As shown in Example 3, and through the technical solution disclosed above, it can be seen that when corn seeds and fungi fall into the planting hole, the planting hole is not covered with soil. Therefore, in order to cover the planting hole with soil, a soil covering mechanism 5 is set up to cover the top of the seeds with soil. Specifically, the soil covering mechanism 5 includes a support crossbar 50, a lifting bolt 51, a driven connecting plate 52, an adjusting vertical rod 53, an incomplete gear 54, a circular through groove 55, a locking bolt 56, and a soil covering inclined plate 57. The support crossbar 50 is set inside the frame 1 and is located on the right side of the discharge hopper 47. The lifting bolt 51 is threaded through the middle of the support crossbar 50. The driven connecting plate 52 located at the upper end of the support crossbar 50 is rotatably set at the upper end of the lifting bolt 51. Rotating the lifting bolt 51 can drive the driven connecting plate 52 to move up and down for adjustment.
[0082] Adjustable vertical rods 53 are provided on both sides of the driven connecting plate 52, which slide through the supporting crossbar 50. The adjustable vertical rods 53 can be adjusted up and down together with the driven connecting plate 52. The upper end of the adjustable vertical rod 53 passes through the driven connecting plate 52 and is provided with intermeshing incomplete gears 54. Rotating one side of the incomplete gear 54 can drive the other side of the incomplete gear 54 to rotate together, so that the incomplete gear 54 can drive the adjusting vertical rod 53 to rotate in the opposite direction. One side of the incomplete gear 54 is provided with evenly spaced circular through slots 55. The upper middle part of the driven connecting plate 52 is provided with a locking bolt 56 located in the corresponding circular through slot 55 by means of thread engagement. The locking bolt 56 can fix the incomplete gear 54 through the circular through slot 55, so that the adjusting vertical rod 53 no longer rotates.
[0083] The lower end of the adjusting vertical rod 53 is provided with a soil-covering inclined plate 57. The soil-covering inclined plate 57 is symmetrically distributed and its right end is inclined to the opposite side. When the soil-covering inclined plate 57 is inserted into the soil, the inclination direction of the soil-covering inclined plate 57 can guide the soil towards the planting hole, so that the upper end of the planting hole can be covered by soil. In addition, the inclination angle of the soil-covering inclined plate 57 can be indirectly adjusted through the incomplete gear 54 according to the usage requirements, so that the amount of soil turned by the soil-covering inclined plate 57 can be adjusted. The soil-covering inclined plate 57 can also be indirectly adjusted up and down through the lifting bolt 51, so that the depth of soil turning by the soil-covering inclined plate 57 can be adjusted, thereby improving the applicability of the present invention.
[0084] During operation: First, the device is connected to an external traction machine via the traction mechanism 3, and the external traction machine moves the device to the land to be sown. Then, the hole-opening mechanism 2 is adjusted according to the usage requirements so that the hole-opening mechanism 2 can open planting holes of the required depth and spacing. Next, the soil-covering mechanism 5 is adjusted to adapt to the situation, and the soil-covering inclined plate 57 can be adjusted to an appropriate tilt angle and height. Then, appropriate amounts of corn seeds and carriers of soil-borne pathogens are placed on both sides of the partition plate 410 in the storage cylinder 41.
[0085] Step 2: The device is moved by an external traction machine, so that the opening mechanism 2 can make openings at equal depths and intervals on the ground during the movement. Meanwhile, the inoculation mechanism 4 can quantitatively discharge corn seeds and fungi into the planting holes while being driven by the opening mechanism 2. Furthermore, the corn seeds and fungi can be thoroughly mixed before being discharged, thereby improving the effect of inoculating corn seeds with pathogens.
[0086] Step 3: The soil covering mechanism 5 can cover the corn seeds and fungi located in the planting hole with an appropriate amount of soil while moving with the external traction machinery, thereby covering the corn seeds and fungi and improving the efficiency of planting corn seeds inoculated with pathogens.
[0087] It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the details of the exemplary embodiments described above, and that the invention can be implemented in other specific forms without departing from its spirit or essential characteristics. Therefore, the embodiments should be considered in all respects as exemplary and non-limiting, and the scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims rather than the foregoing description. Thus, all variations falling within the meaning and scope of equivalents of the claims are intended to be included within the present invention. No reference numerals in the claims should be construed as limiting the scope of the claims.
[0088] Furthermore, it should be understood that although this specification describes embodiments, not every embodiment contains only one independent technical solution. This narrative style is merely for clarity. Those skilled in the art should consider the specification as a whole, and the technical solutions in each embodiment can also be appropriately combined to form other embodiments that can be understood by those skilled in the art.
Claims
1. A corn soil-borne disease resistance gene identification inoculation device comprising a frame (1), characterized in that: The frame (1) is an open-end U-shaped structure. Rear wheels (10) are symmetrically arranged on the lower end of the frame (1) away from the opening. An opening mechanism (2) and a traction mechanism (3) are sequentially arranged at the open end of the frame (1). An inoculation mechanism (4) driven by the opening mechanism is arranged at the upper end of the frame (1). The inoculation mechanism (4) includes a support frame (40) symmetrically distributed on the upper end of the frame (1). An installation ring (401) is provided between the upper ends of the support frame (40). A storage cylinder (41) with an opening at the upper and lower ends and a hollow interior is provided inside the installation ring (401). The lower end of the storage cylinder (41) has a funnel-shaped structure. A partition plate (410) is provided inside the storage cylinder (41). A cover plate (42) is hinged to the upper end of the storage cylinder (41). A sealing ring (420) is provided at the lower end of the cover plate (42). A connecting ring (43) with an opening at the upper and lower ends and a support ring (44) with openings at the front and rear ends are provided sequentially at the lower end of the storage cylinder (41). A discharge channel corresponding to the opening in the middle of the connecting ring (43) is also provided at the upper and lower ends of the support ring (44). Limiting rings (440) are provided at both ends of the support ring (44). A discharge disc (45) is rotatably provided on the inner side of the support ring (44). A support rod (46) is rotatably connected to the corresponding support frame (40) on the rear side of the discharge disc (45). The support rod (46) is connected to the opening mechanism (2). At least four metering grooves (450) are evenly distributed in a ring on the outer surface of the discharge disc (45). The metering groove (450) is a conical structure and its opening corresponds to the inner diameter of the connecting ring (43). A discharge hopper (47) is provided at the lower end of the support ring (44) and is located outside the discharge channel and connected to the support frame (40). A cross-shaped installation channel (451) is provided between the metering grooves (450). A corresponding receiving hopper (452) is provided in each metering groove (450).
2. The inoculation device for identifying corn soil-borne disease resistance genes according to claim 1, further comprising a transmission unit (48) arranged between the receiving hoppers (452) and located in the mounting groove (451), characterized in that: The transmission unit (48) includes a connecting sleeve rod (480), a movable through groove (453), a connecting rod (481), a limiting collar (482), a stirring support rod (483), a gear groove (454), a connecting rod (484), an internal gear (485), a gear rod (486), a transmission gear (487), a tooth groove (488), and a linkage assembly (49). The vertically distributed connecting sleeve rod (480) is set in and fits against the mounting through groove (451). The connecting sleeve rod (480) and the mounting through groove (451) are provided with a movable through groove (453) perpendicular to the connecting sleeve rod (480). The connecting rod (481) is provided in the movable through groove (453). Both ends of the connecting rod (481) and both ends of the connecting sleeve rod (480) are provided with limiting collars (482). A stirring support rod (483) is rotatably installed inside the limiting collar (482). The end of the stirring support rod (483) away from the limiting collar (482) is rotatably connected to the corresponding receiving hopper (452). Gear grooves (454) are opened on the opposite sides of the metering tank (450). Connecting rods (484) are evenly arranged on the opposite sides of the receiving hopper (452). The corresponding connecting rods (484) are away from the receiving hopper (452). An internal gear (485) is slidably disposed in a gear groove (454) between one end of the gear and a gear rod (486) is rotatably disposed in the gear groove (454). A transmission gear (487) that meshes with the corresponding internal gear (485) is disposed on the outer side of the gear rod (486). Tooth grooves (488) that mesh with the corresponding transmission gear (487) are evenly opened on the outer side of the stirring support rod (483). A linkage assembly (49) that passes through the discharge circular plate (45) and is located in front of it is also disposed between the internal gears (485).
3. The apparatus for identifying a resistance gene of a corn soil-borne disease according to claim 2, wherein the apparatus is characterized by: The linkage component (49) includes a transmission slot (455), a rectangular block (490), a front support rod (491), a driven wheel rod (492), a pulley (493), a transmission belt (494), a driven gear (495), a driving gear (496), a gear rod (497), a support block (498), a reset spring rod (499), a rotating motor (4910), a magnet block (4911), and a magnet strip (4912). The transmission slot (455) corresponding to the internal gear (485) is opened on the front side of the discharge circular plate (45). A rectangular block (490) is provided in the middle of the front end of the discharge circular plate (45). A front support rod (491) connected to the corresponding support frame (40) is rotatably provided at the front end of the rectangular block (490). A driven wheel rod (492) is rotatably mounted on the side of the rectangular block (490) corresponding to the transmission slot (455). A pulley (493) corresponding to the transmission slot (455) is mounted on the outer side of the driven wheel rod (492). A transmission belt (494) is provided between the pulley (493) and the corresponding internal gear (485). A driven gear (495) is sleeved on the opposite side of the driven wheel rod (492). The front end of the upper driven gear (495) meshes with a driving gear (496). A gear rod (497) is provided in the middle of the driving gear (496). A support block (498) is rotatably mounted on the upper end of the rod (497). A reset spring rod (499) connected to the corresponding support frame (40) is mounted on the front side of the support block (498). A rotating motor (4910) is mounted on the upper end of the support block (498) via a motor base. The output shaft of the rotating motor (4910) is connected to the upper end of the gear rod (497). A magnet block (4911) is mounted on the side of the support block (498) near the discharge disc (45). Magnet strips (4912) corresponding to the driven gear (495) are evenly arranged on the front end of the discharge disc (45).
4. The apparatus for identifying a resistance gene of a corn soil-borne disease according to claim 1, wherein the apparatus is characterized by: The opening mechanism (2) includes a sliding slot (11), a telescopic rod (20), a locking groove (12), a locking bolt (21), a limiting frame plate (22), an adjusting bolt (23), a supporting ring (24), a supporting rotating rod (25), a sprocket (26), a chain (27), and an insertion unit (28). The sliding slot (11) is symmetrically opened on the left end of the frame (1). The telescopic rod (20) is slidably arranged in the sliding slot (11). The locking groove (12) is evenly opened on the opposite side of the telescopic rod (20). The locking bolt (21) corresponding to the locking groove (12) is threaded through the left side of the sliding slot (11). The left end of the telescopic rod (20) is provided with a limiting frame plate (22). The upper and lower ends of the limiting frame plate (22) are semi-circular structures. The left end of the limiting frame plate (22) is connected to the traction mechanism (3). The upper end of the limiting frame plate (22) is provided with an adjusting bolt (23) through a threaded connection. The lower end of the adjusting bolt (23) is provided with a support ring (24) located inside the corresponding limiting frame plate (22). A support rotating rod (25) is rotatably provided between the support rings (24). The rear end of the support rotating rod (25) passes through the corresponding support ring (24) and is provided with a sprocket (26). A sprocket (26) is also provided on the outer side of the support rear rod (46). A chain (27) is provided between the sprockets (26). The middle part of the support rotating rod (25) is provided with an insertion unit (28) for drilling holes in the ground during rotation.
5. The apparatus for identifying a resistance gene of a corn soil-borne disease according to claim 4, wherein the apparatus is characterized by: The socket unit (28) includes a limiting circular plate (280), a sliding rod groove (281), an opening rod (282), a connecting through groove (283), an adjusting rod (284), and an adjusting component (29). The symmetrically distributed limiting circular plates (280) are sleeved in the middle of the supporting rotating rod (25). The limiting circular plates (280) are evenly provided with annularly distributed sliding rod grooves (281). The opening rods (282) are slidably arranged in the sliding rod grooves (281). The end of the opening rod (282) away from the limiting circular plate (280) is a conical structure. The front limiting circular plate (280) is evenly provided with a connecting through groove (283) that communicates with the sliding rod groove (281). The adjusting rods (284) that are connected to the corresponding opening rods (282) are slidably arranged in the connecting through grooves (283). The adjusting component (29) is provided between the adjusting rods (284).
6. The apparatus for identifying a resistance gene of a corn soil-borne disease according to claim 5, wherein the apparatus is characterized by: The adjustment assembly (29) includes an adjustment frame (290), an arc-shaped through groove (291), an anti-detachment block (292), a connecting bolt (293), and a connecting groove (294). The adjustment frame (290) is rotatably mounted on the outer side of the support rotating rod (25) and located at the front end of the limiting circular plate (280). The adjustment frame (290) is evenly provided with annularly distributed arc-shaped through grooves (291). The front ends of the adjustment rods (284) all pass through the corresponding arc-shaped through grooves (291) and are provided with anti-detachment blocks (292). The adjustment frame (290) is provided with connecting bolts (293) for connecting with the adjustment rods (284) by means of threaded engagement. The outer side of the support rotating rod (25) is evenly provided with connecting grooves (294) corresponding to the connecting bolts (293).
7. The apparatus for identifying a resistance gene of a corn soil-borne disease according to claim 5, wherein the apparatus is characterized by: The traction mechanism (3) includes a second frame (30), mounting side plates (31), wheel rods (32), a front wheel (33), a support vertical plate (34), a connector (35), a first reinforcing rod (36), and a second reinforcing rod (37). The second frame (30) with a U-shaped structure is located between the left ends of the limiting frame plates (22). The lower end of the second frame (30) is symmetrically provided with mounting side plates (31), and the wheel rods (32) are provided between the mounting side plates (31). (32) A front wheel (33) is symmetrically arranged on the outer side. A support vertical plate (34) is located at the upper end of the middle left side of the frame two (30). A connector (35) for connecting with the traction machinery is slidably arranged on the left side of the support vertical plate (34). A first reinforcing rod (36) connected to the frame two (30) is symmetrically inclined on both sides of the support vertical plate (34). A second reinforcing rod (37) is also inclinedly arranged between the first reinforcing rod (36) and the frame two (30).
8. The inoculation device for identifying a resistance gene of a soil-borne disease of corn according to claim 1, further comprising a soil covering mechanism (5) for covering the soil on the upper end of the seed, characterized in that: The soil covering mechanism (5) includes a support crossbar (50), a lifting bolt (51), a driven connecting plate (52), an adjusting vertical rod (53), an incomplete gear (54), a circular through slot (55), a locking bolt (56), and a soil covering inclined plate (57). The support crossbar (50) is located inside the frame (1) and to the right of the discharge hopper (47). The lifting bolt (51) is threaded through the middle of the support crossbar (50). The driven connecting plate (52) located at the upper end of the lifting bolt (51) is rotatably mounted on the upper end of the support crossbar (50). 52) Adjustable vertical rods (53) are provided on both sides, which slide through the support crossbar (50). The upper end of the adjustable vertical rod (53) passes through the driven connecting plate (52) and is provided with intermeshing incomplete gears (54). One of the incomplete gears (54) is evenly provided with circular through grooves (55). The upper middle part of the driven connecting plate (52) is provided with locking bolts (56) located in the corresponding circular through grooves (55) by means of threaded engagement. The lower end of the adjustable vertical rod (53) is provided with a soil covering inclined plate (57). The soil covering inclined plate (57) is symmetrically distributed and its right end is inclined to the opposite side.
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Sweet corn soil-borne disease resistance identification inoculation device
CN115885623A