Method using banana stalk and banana leave as raw materials to solidly culture pleurotus geesteranus under banana trees

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of edible mushroom cultivation, in particular to a method using banana stalk and banana leave as raw materials to solidly culture pleurotus geesteranus under banana trees, which specifically comprises using resourceful banana stalk and banana leaves as main raw materials to prepare mushroom bags of the pleurotus geesteranus; and appropriately planning production cultivation time to solidly culture and harvest fresh mushroom under the banana trees to achieve three-dimensional agricultural production mode to simultaneously obtain both good harvest ofbanana fruits and mushroom. The method can completely eliminate various weeds and sundries under the banana trees, effectively avoids fertilizer competition between the weeds and bananas and side effects of diseases and the like caused by the sundries. Residue cultivation base materials can be returned to fields after mushroom is harvested. Due to the fact that the remained cultivation base materials are good organic fertilizers, soil can be effectively improved, and comprehensive circulation utilization can be obtained. Produced fresh mushroom can be supplied to markets off market, the priceis high, and obtained benefits are obvious.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of edible fungus cultivation, in particular to a method for three-dimensionally cultivating pear mushrooms at the bottom of banana trees by using banana stems and leaves as main raw materials. technical background [0002] Banana is the largest tropical and subtropical fruit. It has the characteristics of fast growth and high biomass. At the same time, it has become the fourth largest fruit in my country because of its high yield. When the banana fruit is produced, the by-products of banana stalks and stems and leaves are more than twice the amount of the fruit. For a long time, these banana stalks, stems and leaves have been used as fertilizer except for a small part, and most of them have been burned as fuel, or crushed and returned to the field. Manual crushing and returning to the field is a heavy workload and low efficiency, and the effect of manual crushing is poor, which has a great impact on later o...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in the current vast banana orchards, the bottom of the banana trees is empty, and there has been no effective comprehensive development and utilization.