Method for planting common fig or fiveleaf gynostemma herb with enriched microelement and uses thereof

Abstract

The planting method of fig or Jiaogulan rich in trace elements and its application, the planting method of fig or Jiaogulan is that the fig or Jiaogulan is first cultivated in the soil rich in selenium, germanium, zinc, calcium, iodine elements, in the luxuriant period of branches and leaves and The compound solution containing selenium, germanium, zinc, calcium and iodine is sprayed twice on the leaves and young fruits respectively in the fruiting period; the figs or gynostemma which are rich in trace elements obtained by the above method are used for cultivating ganoderma lucidum. Harvested figs, Gynostemma, and Ganoderma lucidum contain selenium, germanium, zinc, calcium, and iodine on average at least 5 times higher than ordinary figs and Gynostemma, and promote the increase of other nutrients.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a planting method of figs, Gynostemma pentaphyllum and Ganoderma lucidum. Background technique [0002] According to "Compendium of Materia Medica" and other medical monographs, fig fruits and leaves are rich in iron, phosphorus, calcium, selenium and other minerals, and the selenium content is 54.7μg / g and 190μg / g respectively. Contains 18 kinds of amino acids, 8 of which are necessary for the human body, especially the anti-fatigue aspartic acid, the content in the leaves is as high as 0.49%, and the fruit also contains starch glucoamylase, superoxide dismutase, lipase , lipase and protease and other anti-aging life active nutrients, as well as benzene enzyme, furanocoumarin lactone, psoralen and bergamot lactone and other ingredients that have a certain inhibitory effect on cancer. It also contains a large amount of mucopolysaccharides, which can greatly improve and enhance the immune function of the human body. Regular con...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the selenium, germanium, zinc, calcium, and iodine elements contained in these organisms that grow naturally or are currently artificially planted are very small, or even none, and the effect of direct use is not ideal.

In order to increase the content of trace elements, people often use chemical methods to directly add inorganic products containing the above elements to food or medicine. If excessive inorganic products are added, the food will be highly toxic or have side effects if taken for a long time, and inorganic products are not easy absorbed by the body