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Artificial mushroom stick for cultivating rhizoma gastrodiae

A technology of mushroom sticks and Gastrodia elata, which is applied in the field of strain culture materials in Gastrodia elata cultivation, can solve the problems of cutting down broad-leaved trees and destroying the ecological environment, and achieve the effect of protecting the ecological environment

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-08-03
YUNNAN XUERONG AGRI TECH
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[0004] What the present invention aims to solve is the problem that broad-leaved trees need to be felled in a large area in large-scale Gastrodia elata cultivation at present, causing the ecological environment to be destroyed.

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Embodiment 1

[0018] Embodiment 1: make a 5000g bacterium stick that is used in Gastrodia elata cultivation. Select 5000g of any one or several kinds of sawdust, sawdust, branches, etc. of chestnut, oak, birch, wild cherry, alder, and wax gourd, crush them, and put them into the sawdust molding machine for heating. Temperature, press under 10 MPa of pressure to make bacterium rod. And transplant Armillaria armillaria on the fungus stick to cultivate Gastrodia elata.

Embodiment 2

[0019] Embodiment 2: make a 5000g bacterium stick that is used in Gastrodia elata cultivation. Select 4000g of any one or several kinds of sawdust, sawdust, branches, etc. of chestnut, oak, birch, wild cherry, alder, and wax gourd, and 1000g of bamboo, crush them, and enter the sawdust molding machine for heating. The temperature of 80 degrees, the pressure of 10 MPa is pressed into the bacterium rod. And transplant Armillaria armillaria on the fungus stick to cultivate Gastrodia elata.

Embodiment 3

[0020] Embodiment 3: make a 5000g bacterium stick that is used in Gastrodia elata cultivation. Select 3000g of any one or several kinds of sawdust, sawdust, branches, etc. of chestnut, oak, birch, wild cherry, alder, and wax gourd, and 1500g of bamboo, and crush them, then add 500g of wheat bran, and enter the sawdust The molding machine is heated, and at a temperature of 80 degrees, it is pressed into a bacterium stick under a pressure of 10 MPa. And transplant Armillaria armillaria on the fungus stick to cultivate Gastrodia elata.

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Abstract

The invention discloses an artificial mushroom stick for cultivating rhizoma gastrodiae and relates to a material for culturing a strain, in particular to a strain culturing material for cultivating rhizoma gastrodiae. The mushroom stick for cultivating rhizoma gastrodiae is characterized in that: the mushroom stick is a broad-leaf tree material, and is particularly obtained by pressing any one or more of sawdust, branches and leaves or flaw-piece scraps of broad-leaf trees. Due to the adoption of the mushroom stick, the planting of rhizoma gastrodiae can be popularized without cutting the forest resource, so that damage to the forest resource in the conventional rhizoma gastrodiae planting region and the occurrence of lack of effective resources are avoided. Planting of rhizoma gastrodiae by using the artificial mushroom stick instead of natural wood is an effective measure for protecting the forest and the ecological environment, the ecological environment is protected while the rhizoma gastrodiae industry is developed, and modernized, industrialized and standardized cultivation of rhizoma gastrodiae is truly realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a material for cultivating strains, in particular to a strain cultivating material for gastrodia elata cultivation. Background technique [0002] Gastrodia genus Orchidaceae is a rare medicinal material, and its growth has high requirements on environmental conditions such as temperature and moisture. Gastrodia elata has no roots and no leaves, so it cannot directly absorb nutrients from the outside world, and can only rely on Armillaria armillaria to provide it with the nutrients it needs for growth. Gastrodia elata and Armillaria are in a parasitic and symbiotic relationship. Armillaria uses the fiber of broad-leaved trees as nutrition for its growth, and Gastrodia elata obtains nutrition by digesting and infecting Armillaria, forming "Gastrodia elata eats Armillaria, Armillaria eat wood" growth relationship. [0003] Although in recent years, many domestic provinces and cities have achieved considerable results in the rese...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01G31/02
CPCY02P60/21
Inventor 钱尔宁谭冰李曙明
Owner YUNNAN XUERONG AGRI TECH
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