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279 results about "Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi" patented technology

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi are all placed in the phylum Glomeromycota. They form the widespread arbuscular mycorrhiza symbiosis with land plants. The fungi are obligate symbionts that cannot be cultured without a plant as a 'host'.

Method for inducing drought resistance of cucumber by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi

A method for inducing the drought resistance of cucumbers by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi comprises the following steps: carrying out individual inoculation and propagation expanding initial arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi inoculants; cultivating cucumber seedlings through mycorrhization of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi inoculants, wherein inoculation media adopts a mixture of a Hoagland nutrient solution and perlite; inducing drought resistance: after the seedlings are grown for 3 months, transferring the seedlings in black seedling raising bags with the specification of 25 cm*25 cm, filling 3.0 kg of sterilization soil in each black seedling raising bag, applying 80 mg/kg of total phosphorus and 100 mg/kg of total nitrogen in each basin, and keeping the relative water content of the soil to be about 40% of the field capacity under moderate drought; sufficiently watering before processing to enable the seedlings to be in the natural drought, carrying out the water control processing when the natural drought reaches the preset relative water content in processing, using a weighing water supplementing method to keep the all repeated soil water content in each-time processing to be within the test required range during the water control period, setting the regulating time of the water content to be 8: 00 Am each day, and supplementing water lost on a previous day.
Owner:ANHUI UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Method for locally culturing and producing arbuscular mycorrhiza fungus biological agent fertilizer in farmlands

The invention provides a method for locally culturing and producing arbuscular mycorrhiza fungus biological agent fertilizer in farmlands. The method is characterized by comprising the following steps of: 1, preparing a farmland culturing pond and a culture medium; 2, transplanting and culturing arbuscular mycorrhiza fungi; 3, absorbing and converting biological fertilizer; and 4, collecting biological fertilizer. Compared with the prior art, the technique adopted in the method has the advantages that: 1, the raw materials are readily available, the culture of the raw materials is easy, and the cost is low; 2, the culture technique and the production technique are conveniently popularized in rural areas; and 3, the production technique is green and environment friendly, which facilitates the development of modern agriculture. In addition, by using the fertilizer of the invention, the used amount of the quick-acting fertilizer is reduced and the used amount of partial fertilizer is reduced, so that the pollution to soil, water resources and air is lowered, and the fertilizer is particularly suitable to be used for planting seedlings of farm crops and medicinal plants. Tests show that the yield of the farm crops cultured by using the fertilizer of the method is improved by over 50 percent compared with that of the farm crops cultured by using the common fertilizer.
Owner:ZHEJIANG NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Preparation of compound rice dedicated bio-fertilizer based on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and application thereof

The invention discloses a preparation of compound rice dedicated bio-fertilizer based on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and an application thereof, and relates to the preparation and the application of bio-fertilizer. The compound rice dedicated bio-fertilizer aims to solve the problem that rice can not be infected by the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi under the aquatic condition at present and is difficult to effectively form mutualistic symbiosis, and therefore the rice can not obtain mineral nutrition from an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi-crop symbiotic system. The method comprises the following steps of: preparing a colonized reinforcer; pre-processing arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi fungicide; and evenly mixing the processed arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi fungicide, rice shoots growth promoterand the colonized reinforce. The compound rice dedicated bio-fertilizer can be prepared into a seedling bed, culturing the mycorrhiza seedling and managing a rice field. According to the compound rice dedicated bio-fertilizer disclosed by the invention, the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi-crop symbiotic system with a high infection rate and stable performance can be built in the seedling stage of the rice, and the symbiotic system can successfully live through the transplanted field flooding environment. The biological bactericide activity loss problem brought by flooding intimidation can be effectively solved, mineral nutrition is continuously provided for the rice, the growth situation of the rice is improved, the fertilizer application amount in the field is reduced, and the rice production cost can be effectively lowered.
Owner:HARBIN INST OF TECH

Repair method for cadmium polluted soil by arbuscular mycorrhiza-alfalfa symbiont

InactiveCN108555019ADoes not change the inherent physical and chemical propertiesImprove bindingContaminated soil reclamationOrganic fertilisersArbuscular mycorrhizal fungiBioremediation
The invention discloses a repair method for cadmium polluted soil by an arbuscular mycorrhiza-alfalfa symbiont. The repair method comprises the following steps: S1, preparing an arbuscular mycorrhizafungi fungicide; S2, treating alfalfa seeds; and S3, inoculating the arbuscular mycorrhiza fungi fungicide to the surface sol layer of the cadmium polluted soil; then planting the alfalfa seeds for field management; and after growth, harvesting plant materials, airing and transferring the plant materials, and incinerating the plant materials in a centralized manner to repair the cadmium polluted soil. By combining a microbial repair technology with a plant repair technology, the repair method solves the problem that the repair method is prevented from being popularized and applied on a large scale as a green repair technology because the microbial repair speed is slow, the responding time is long and the soil environmental requirement is high, is low in cost by plant repair, good in comprehensive ecological benefit, suitable for being popularize on a large scale and the like, and has the characteristics of being economical and convenient to repair microbially, not changing the inherentphysical and chemical properties of soil and the like. The obtained repair method is high in treatment capacity, economic, convenient and suitable for being popularized on a large scale.
Owner:SOUTHWEAT UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Method for improving artificial breeding survival rate of populus diversifolia by inoculating arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi

The invention relates to a method for improving artificial breeding survival rate of populus diversifolia by inoculating arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi. The method comprises the steps of: selecting populus diversifolia sprouts for performing pot experiment, arranging a transplanting hole in the pot, spreading sandy soils rich in glomus mosseae spores at the bottom of the hole, slowly rotating the root systems of populus diversifolia seedlings on the sandy soils of glomus mosseae spores before the transplantation, so that the sandy soils are pasted on the root systems of the populus diversifolia seedlings, transplanting the populus diversifolia seedlings into the hole in the pot, watering a dilute Hoagland nutrient solution every time, and observing the survival rate; or enabling populus diversifolia seeds to absorb water and swell and accelerating germination in an incubator, mixing the populus diversifolia seeds with the sandy soils of glomus mosseae spores, spreading the mixture on a sandy layer surface of a culture bed, and paving a layer of sandy soils rich in glomus mosseae spores under the sandy layer of the culture bed in advance, wherein the root systems are to pass through the sandy soil layer rich in glomus mosseae spores, so that the root systems can be infected. Compared with a control group, the populus diversifolia seedlings obtained by the method are obviously different from the populus diversifolia seedlings in the control group in the growing speed and survival time, particularly in survival rate.
Owner:XINJIANG INST OF ECOLOGY & GEOGRAPHY CHINESE ACAD OF SCI +1

Plant and AM (arbuscular mycorrhiza) fungus symbiotic bidirectional cultivating box

Disclosed is a plant and AM (arbuscular mycorrhiza) fungus symbiotic bidirectional cultivating box. Nutrient solution is filled in a liquid storage tank, a support plate is connected above the liquid storage tank, imbibing paper and a hypha filter membrane are paved on the support plate, two ends of the imbibing paper are immersed in the nutrient solution, the upper portion of the support plate is provided with a plant growth chamber, mycorrhiza chambers and liquid exchange ports are respectively arranged on two sides of the plant growth chamber, cultivating matrix is disposed in the plant growth chamber and communicated with the bottom of the mycorrhiza chambers, and the top ends of the mycorrhiza chambers are sealed by breathable sealing membranes. The nutrient solution can automatically enter the mycorrhiza chambers and the plant growth chamber, so that plant roots can grow along the hypha filter membrane. Spores of the AM fungus can be inoculated to the surface of the root system after the root system enters the mycorrhiza chambers, hypha characteristics of the AM fungus and forming process of the root system symbiotic structure of host plants can be observed and plant photosynthesis and physiological and biochemical characteristics can be researched transparently and visually. The plant and AM fungus symbiotic bidirectional cultivating box realizes dual cultivation of the AM fungus and the entire plants, and provides an effective way to research the relation of the AM fungus and the plant and actions on the plant.
Owner:NORTHWEST A & F UNIV

The DMI1 gene encodes a protein that is required for the early steps of bacterial and fungal symbioses

InactiveUS20050081262A1Enhanced nitrogenEnhanced phosphorous acquisitionBryophytesSugar derivativesBacteroidesPlant nodule
Mycorrhizal and rhizobial associations represent the two most important symbiotic relationships between higher plants and microorganisms, providing access to otherwise limiting supplies of phosphate and nitrogen, respectively. Although many higher plants are able to establish a symbiotic relationship with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, legumes are unusual among plants because they also form associations with nitrogen fixing soil bacteria called rhizobia. This symbiosis requires the production of bacterial signals, “Nod factors” that trigger several key developmental responses in the host plant (Dénarié et al., 1996). The DMI1 gene of the model legume M. truncatula plays a major role both in the early steps of Nod factor signaling and in the establishment of mycorrhizal symbiosis. Dmi1 mutants do not exhibit many of the early responses to Nod factors and are incapable of forming nitrogen fixing root nodules. Here we describe the cloning and preliminary characterization of DMI1. The DMI1 gene encodes a novel protein with low global similarity to ligand-gated cation channels of archaea. The protein is highly conserved in angiosperms and ancestral to land plants. Interestingly a putative A. thaliana DMI1 orthologous gene is expressed in roots. As A. thaliana is unable to establish a mycorrhizal symbiosis, this finding suggests that DMI1 may also exhibit a function that is independent of symbiotic interactions.
Owner:INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE AGRONOMIQUE +1

Method for promoting growth of sweet sorghum in saline-alkali land with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and organic fertilizer

The invention relates to a method for promoting growth of sweet sorghum in a saline-alkali land with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and an organic fertilizer, sweet sorghum seeds are sown in the saline-alkali land, the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi are inoculated and the organic fertilizer is applied simultaneously, and conventional field management is performed in the growing process of the sweet sorghum until harvesting. According to the method, the buffering performance and adsorption capacity of the soil can be enhanced by the aid of the actions of adsorption, complexing, reduction, volatilizing and the like of the organic fertilizer, the toxic action of saline ions is reduced, and the plant growth is promoted; the effectiveness of the saline ions is reduced by the aid of the chelation, the hypha immobilization function and the like of the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, the plant tolerance is improved in various ways of improving the plant nutriture, changing the rhizosphere physical and chemical properties, changing the root morphology, adjusting the expression of some salt-resistant genes and the synthesis of related proteins and the like, and the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and the organic fertilizer are applied simultaneously, so that saline-alkali stress can be relieved synergistically.
Owner:HENAN UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus for repairing atrazine-contaminated soil

InactiveCN101597573ASolve the problem of unsatisfactory polluted soil effectFungiContaminated soil reclamationArbuscular mycorrhizal fungiBioremediation
The invention provides an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus for repairing atrazine-contaminated soil and relates to a microorganism, in particular to an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus, solving the problem that the effect of the existing method adopting organisms to repair the atrazine-contaminated soil is unsatisfactory. Moses sacculus mildew HDSF1 is preserved in the Common Microorganism Center of China Committee for Culture Collection of Microorganisms, with the preservation number of CGMCC No. 3012. After the Moses sacculus mildew HDSF1 is inoculated in the soil contaminated by atrazine, the growing trend of a crop plant sown on the soil is good, and the biomass is obviously higher than that not inoculated with the repairing arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus of the invention; and the residual quantity of the atrazine in the soil is greatly reduced. In the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus for repairing the atrazine-contaminated soil, the Moses sacculus mildew HDSF1 is not influenced by indigenous microorganism contamination in the repaired soil, and the anti-interference property is strong; and under the condition that the concentration of the atrazine in the soil is lower, favorable biological degradability can still be kept, and the biological activity is kept.
Owner:HEILONGJIANG UNIV
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