Low-carbon compound selenium-rich edible-fungus culture material and culture method using same

Abstract

The invention discloses a low-carbon compound selenium-rich edible-fungus culture material and a culture method using the same. The low-carbon compound selenium-rich edible-fungus culture material comprises, by weight, 30-45 parts of straw, 15-25 parts of peanut oil pressing residues, 10-20 parts of corn cobs, 15-25 parts of rapeseed oil pressing residues, 5-7 parts of plant ash, 1.5-2.5 parts oflime powder and 1.5-2.5 parts of gypsum powder. The edible-fungus culture material has the advantages that the culture material mainly comprises the mixture of corn straw, rape straw and cotton straw,organic waste produced in peanut oil and rapeseed oil pressing and crushed corn cobs obtained after corn pressing, can provide various nutrients needed by edible fungi, and solves the problem that waste such as the corn straw, the rape straw, the cotton straw and the corn cobs is hard to treat, environment protection is benefited, low carbon is achieved, production cost is saved, and the treatment difficulty of straw such as the corn straw is lowered.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of preparation of edible fungus culture material, in particular to a low-carbon compound selenium-rich edible fungus culture material and a planting method thereof. Background technique [0002] Edible fungi refer to large fungi that can be eaten by humans. Specifically, edible fungi are edible fungi. A class of large fungi that are edible or medicinal. Edible fungi contain biologically active substances, such as high molecular polysaccharides, β-glucose and RNA complexes, natural organic germanium, nucleic acid degradation products, cAMP and triterpenoids, etc., which are beneficial to the maintenance of human health. There are important utilization values, so edible fungi have high medicinal value. The main materials of edible fungi culture materials are mainly divided into two categories: woody materials and herbal materials, which are suitable for different cultivation types, such as shiitake mushrooms, ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides a low-carbon composite selenium-enriched edible fungus culture material and its planting method, which solves the problem of resource scarcity crisis as the consumption of resources continues to increase and limited natural resources continue to be exhausted. The use of wood chips as the main material for the cultivation of edible fungi is gradually restricted by environmental protection. At the same time, the existing treatment of corn stalks, rapeseed stalks and cotton stalks is also a major problem that plagues planters.