Method for cultivating black fungus by Camellia oleifera Po

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for cultivating black fungus by Camellia oleifera Po, comprising the steps of A, collecting Camellia oleifera Po; B, treating Camellia oleifera Pol; C, preparing cultivation medium, wherein the weight proportions of contents of the cultivation medium are as follows: 63.5-68% of mixed wood dust, 25-30% of Camellia oleifera Po, 5% of bran, 0.8-1% of calcium carbonate and 0.5% of lime powder; (2), pre-wetting Camellia oleifera Po; (3), pre-stirring the mixed wood dust, bran and dried calcium carbonate uniformly according to the proportion, and then pre-mixing with the pre-wetted Camellia oleifera Po; spraying the residual lime water to regulate humidity of the cultivation medium so as to enable the weight proportion of the sprayed lime water to the cultivation medium to be about 53%; D, manufacturing and culturing fungus rods; E, managing black fungus. The method rationally makes use of Camellia oleifera Po when manufacturing black fungus, so that the method changes waste to treasure and recycles the waste; the cultivated black fungus rod has strong resistance; the black fungus has stable quality; thus the yield is improved, the cost is reduced and the benefit is improved.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for cultivating black fungus by using Camellia oleifera. Background technique [0002] Black fungus is an edible fungus with both food and medicine. It has high nutritional value and medicinal value, and has a large market demand. The cultivation of black fungus in bags is an important industry in rural Zhejiang. It has a great impact on improving rural economy and increasing farmers' income important role. At present, the bag-grown black fungus in my country is mainly made of cottonseed husks and miscellaneous wood chips, supplemented by bran, gypsum powder and other materials. Affected by resources in various places, the supply of main materials such as miscellaneous wood chips and cottonseed husks is tight, and prices continue to rise. Black fungus cultivation The cost increases, and the cultivation of black fungus depends on sufficient miscellaneous wood resources, which puts great pressure on the ecology of the co...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

At present, the bag-grown black fungus in my country is mainly made of cottonseed husks and miscellaneous wood chips, supplemented by bran, gypsum powder and other materials. Affected by resources in various places, the supply of main materials such as miscellaneous wood chips and cottonseed husks is tight, and prices continue to rise. Black fungus cultivation The cost increases, and the cultivation of black fungus depends on sufficient miscellaneous wood resources, which puts great pressure on the ecology of the country. However, Zhejiang Province has a planting area of ​​2.4 million mu of camellia oleifera, with an annual output of more than 110,000 tons of camellia oleifera fruit, and nearly 800,000 camellia oleifera. 10,000 tons is a huge waste wood resource, and the utilization of Camellia oleifera is still very limited. Except for a small amount of fuel in rural areas, most of them are discarded in the wild and used as field materials.

Images