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Edible fungus cultivation material taking algae mud as matrix and preparation method of edible fungus cultivation material

The technology of seaweed mud and edible fungi is applied in the field of edible fungi culture material and its preparation, which can solve the problems of complicated steps, difficult execution, unfavorable promotion and the like, and achieves the effects of simple production process, saving production funds, and easy to master.

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-12-30
FOSHAN GAOMING DISTRICT PENGGU AGRI DEV
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[0003] Edible fungi are a class of organic, nutritious and health-care green food, and with the development of economy and the growth of people's consumption level, wild edible fungi can no longer meet the needs of society. Among them, rice straw, wheat bran, branches or leaves are generally used as main materials, and it is difficult to implement in areas with a high degree of urbanization or few crops; although with the improvement of cultivation technology, there have also been many cultivation methods using microorganisms. method, but it is not conducive to popularization due to many processes and cumbersome steps

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Embodiment 1

[0036] An edible fungus culture material based on seaweed mud, comprising 60% of seaweed mud, 5% of corn stalks, 3% of sunflower seed shells, 2% of medicine dregs, 1% of pig manure, 3% of river mud, 5% of auxiliary materials and residual water;

[0037] The auxiliary materials include quicklime 10%, vitamin B 1 10%, Vitamin C 1 5%, dried lentil vine 5%, Prunella vulgaris 3%, Centipeda 2%, Aristolochia 1%, Chinese chive moss 2%, dried garlic sprout 1%, and the rest nutritional supplement;

[0038] The raw materials for making the nutrient supplement liquid include rice, peeled potatoes, glucose, Sydney, yam, polygala, Poria cocos, jujube kernels, Codonopsis pilosula, Schisandra chinensis.

[0039] Further, the raw materials for making the nutrient supplement also include perilla and mint.

[0040] Further, the medicinal dregs include 10% of chrysanthemum, 9% of honeysuckle, 8% of gypsum, 7% of fried burdock, 5% of Ling Xiaohua, 10% of mulberry leaves, 11% of moutan bark, 5% ...

Embodiment 2

[0061] An edible fungus culture material based on seaweed mud, including 65% of seaweed mud, 10% of corn stalks, 8% of sunflower seed shells, 6% of medicine dregs, 3% of pig manure, 5% of river mud, 8% of auxiliary materials and residual water;

[0062] The auxiliary materials include quick lime 20%, vitamin B 1 20%, Vitamin C 1 8%, dried lentil vine 10%, Prunella vulgaris 8%, Centipeda 6%, Aristolochia 5%, leek moss 6%, dried garlic sprout 3% and the rest nutritional supplement;

[0063] The raw materials for making the nutrient supplement liquid include rice, peeled potatoes, glucose, Sydney, yam, polygala, Poria cocos, jujube kernels, Codonopsis pilosula, Schisandra chinensis.

[0064] Further, the raw materials for making the nutrient supplement also include perilla and mint.

[0065] Further, the medicinal dregs include 13% of chrysanthemum, 11% of honeysuckle, 11% of gypsum, 9% of fried burdock, 6% of lingxiao, 15% of mulberry, 13% of moutan, 7% of lily and the rest o...

Embodiment 3

[0086] An edible fungus culture material based on seaweed mud, including 63% seaweed mud, 8% corn stalks, 5% sunflower seed shells, 3% medicinal dregs, 2% pig manure, 4% river mud, 6% auxiliary materials and residual water;

[0087] The auxiliary materials include quicklime 15%, vitamin B 1 15%, Vitamin C 1 6%, dried lentil vine 7%, Prunella vulgaris 5%, Centipeda 4%, Aristolochia 3%, Chinese chive moss 4%, dried garlic sprouts 2%, and the rest nutritional supplements;

[0088] The raw materials for making the nutrient supplement liquid include rice, peeled potatoes, glucose, Sydney, yam, polygala, Poria cocos, jujube kernels, Codonopsis pilosula, Schisandra chinensis.

[0089] Further, the raw materials for making the nutrient supplement also include perilla and mint.

[0090] Further, the medicinal dregs include 12% of chrysanthemum, 10% of honeysuckle, 9% of gypsum, 8% of fried burdock, 5.5% of Ling Xiaohua, 13% of mulberry leaf, 12% of Moutan bark, 6% of lily and the re...

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Abstract

The invention relates to an edible fungus cultivation material taking algae mud as a matrix. The edible fungus cultivation material comprises 60-65% of algae mud, 5-10% of cornstalks, 3-8% of sunflower shell meal, 2-6% of decoction dregs, 1-3% of pig manure, 3-5% of canal mud, 5-8% of minor ingredients and the balance water, wherein the minor ingredients include 10-20% of unslaked lime, 10-20% of vitamin B1, 5-8% of vitamin C1, 5-10% of dry hyacinth dolichos stems, 3-8% of common selfheal fruit-spike, 2-6% of sessile stemona roots, 1-5% of fructus aristolochiae, 2-6% of garlic chive spouts, 1-3% of dry garlic sprouts and the balance nutrition supplementing solution, and the nutrition supplementing solution is prepared from rice, peeled potatoes, glucose, snow pears, Chinese yam, thinleaf milkwort root-bark, poria cocos, jujube kernels, pilose asiabell roots and Chinese magnoliavine fruit. The edible fungus cultivation material has the advantages of convenience in material obtaining, lower implementation difficulty, good planting effect, no addition of antibiotics and hormone medicines, short cultivation period and higher planting economic benefit.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of edible fungus cultivation, and specifically relates to an edible fungus culture material based on seaweed mud and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Edible mushrooms refer to mushrooms (large fungi) with huge fruiting bodies and edible mushrooms, commonly known as mushrooms. There are more than 350 kinds of edible fungi known in China, most of which belong to Basidiomycotina. , Ganoderma lucidum, Cordyceps, truffle, lark and boletus, etc.; a few belong to the subphylum Ascomycota, including: morel, saddle fungus, truffle, etc. The above-mentioned fungi grow in different regions and in different ecological environments. [0003] Edible fungi are a class of organic, nutritious and health-care green food, and with the development of economy and the growth of people's consumption level, wild edible fungi can no longer meet the needs of society. Among them, rice straw, wheat bran, b...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): C05G1/00
Inventor 曾雄深
Owner FOSHAN GAOMING DISTRICT PENGGU AGRI DEV
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