An indoor detection method for resistance of peanuts to infection of
Aspergillus flavus includes the following steps of:
drying the harvested seeds of peanuts to reach the
water content of 8-10 percent, blending the
bacterial strain of
Aspergillus flavus into
spore suspension with the concentration of 0.05-1*10 pieces / mL; sterilizing the dried peanut seeds with a regular method and bleaching the seeds with
sterile water to recover the
water content of the seeds to 15-20 percent; creating a
cut ready for the infection of
Aspergillus flavus on the peanut seeds by adopting a method of transverse
girdling of testa and uniformly drilling a place which has the
maximum diameter of kernel and is perpendicular to the section of seed leaf; putting
filter paper in a culture dish, adding the
spore suspension to moisten the
filter paper, soaking the treated peanut seeds in the
spore suspension for 3-5min, taking out the seeds, then using sterile
filter paper to suck the surfaces of the seeds dry, putting the seeds on the filter paper of the culture dish, subsequently shielding the culture dish with a dish cover, and putting the culture dish in an
incubator to cultivate the seeds for 5-6days under the culture conditions including
humidity being 80-90 percent and temperature being 28-30 DEG C; and evaluating the resistance according to the result that the kernel surface and hole of peanuts are infected with the
Aspergillus flavus.