Disease-resistant variety breeding method of wild ganoderma lucidum
A disease-resistant variety, the technology of red lucidum, applied in the field of wild red lucidum disease-resistant variety breeding, can solve the problems of weak disease resistance and high temperature resistance, yield and quality decline, and lack of active ingredients, etc., to achieve comprehensive disease resistance, The effect of high active ingredients and strong disease resistance
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[0014] A method for breeding disease-resistant varieties of wild red lucidum, comprising the following steps:
[0015] S1. Cultivation of the starting strain: directly extract young somatic cells from the growing wild red lucidum vegetative body to induce callus, and then gradually cultivate the mycelium, and select white and strong mycelium as the starting strain; In this embodiment, wild red lucidum with bright color, no pests and diseases, and robustness is selected for somatic cell extraction;
[0016] S2. Inoculate the starting bacterial species in the PDA medium containing Trichoderma viride spores, name this medium A1, and cultivate it in a 25°C incubator, select the vigorous fruiting body for tissue isolation, and isolate the bacterial strain Small-scale cultivation was carried out to screen out the two strains with the best mycelium growth;
[0017] S3. Culture the above two bacterial strains into mycelia in cultivation bottles respectively, and accept 0.62 len / day g...
Embodiment 2
[0019] A method for breeding disease-resistant varieties of wild red lucidum, comprising the following steps:
[0020] S1. Cultivation of the starting strain: directly extract young somatic cells from the growing wild red lucidum vegetative body to induce callus, and then gradually cultivate the mycelium, and select white and strong mycelium as the starting strain; In this embodiment, wild red lucidum with bright color, no pests and diseases, and robustness is selected for somatic cell extraction;
[0021] S2. Inoculate the starting strains in PDA medium containing Trichoderma viride spores, and cultivate them in a 33°C incubator, select the vigorous fruiting bodies for tissue isolation, and carry out small-scale cultivation of the isolated strains, and screen out the strains The two strains with the best silk growth;
[0022] S3. Culture the above two bacterial strains into mycelia in cultivation bottles respectively, and accept 0.62 len / day gamma ray irradiation for 10 days...
Embodiment 3
[0024] A method for breeding disease-resistant varieties of wild red lucidum, comprising the following steps:
[0025] S1. Cultivation of the starting strain: directly extract young somatic cells from the growing wild red lucidum vegetative body to induce callus, and then gradually cultivate the mycelium, and select white and strong mycelium as the starting strain; In this embodiment, wild red lucidum with bright color, no pests and diseases, and robustness is selected for somatic cell extraction;
[0026] S2, inoculate the starting strains in the PDA medium containing Trichoderma viride spores, Penicillium, Paecilomyces and Aspergillus spores, name this medium A2, and cultivate it in a 25°C incubator, and select the robust ones The fruiting body is separated from the tissue, and the isolated strains are cultivated in a small test, and the two strains with the best mycelial growth conditions are screened out;
[0027] S3. Culture the above two bacterial strains into mycelia i...
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