Field cordyceps sinensis cultivation method
A Cordyceps sinensis and field technology, which is applied in the field of Cordyceps sinensis cultivation, can solve the problems of difficult technology promotion and low universality, and achieve the effects of reducing the technical difficulty of artificial tending, strong controllability and simple operation.
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Embodiment 1
[0028] 1) The pupae of bat moths collected from the wild are bred to become moths, and the male and female moths are induced to mate and lay eggs, which are then hatched into eggs of bat moths for later use.
[0029] 2) The strains of Cordyceps sinensis collected from the wild are collected and prepared into fungus soil for future use.
[0030] 3) Preparation of the cultivation site: dig an insect breeding pond with a width of 1.2m, a length of 10m, and a depth of 0.15m in the farmland, compact the surroundings and bottom of the insect cultivation pond, and spread 1cm thick loose alpine forest soil evenly. Sprinkle 5kg ginseng fruit and 5kg Polygonum viburnum, sprinkle 5kg fungus soil, and sprinkle 1cm thick loose alpine understory soil on the top layer.
[0031] 4) Sprinkle 5,000 insect eggs that have been hatched for 35 days in step 1) evenly in the prepared insect breeding pond. If the temperature is higher than 28°C, you must use branches or straw to block the sunlight to ...
Embodiment 2
[0038] 1) The bat moth pupae collected from the wild are bred to become moths, and the male and female moths are induced to mate and lay eggs, and hatch into bat moth larvae for later use.
[0039] 2) The strains of Cordyceps sinensis collected from the wild are collected and prepared into fungus soil for future use.
[0040] 3) Preparation of the cultivation site: dig an insect breeding pond with a width of 1.0cm, a length of 5cm, and a depth of 0.10cm in your own farmland or pasture, tamp the sides and bottom of the insect cultivation pond, and sprinkle 2cm thick loose alpine forest Soil, sprinkle 3.5kg ginseng fruit and 8kg Polygonum viburnum evenly, sprinkle 3kg fungus soil, and sprinkle 2cm thick loose alpine understory soil on the top layer.
[0041] 4) To raise bat moth larvae, evenly scatter 5,000 eggs that have been hatched for 30 days in the prepared insect culture pond. If the temperature is higher than 28°C, you must use branches or straw to block the sunlight to e...
Embodiment 3
[0048] 1) The bat moth pupae collected from the wild are bred to become moths, and the male and female moths are induced to mate and lay eggs, and hatch into bat moth larvae for later use.
[0049] 2) The strains of Cordyceps sinensis collected from the wild are collected and prepared into fungus soil for future use.
[0050] 3) Preparation of the cultivation site: dig an insect breeding pond with a width of 1.5cm, a length of 15cm, and a depth of 0.25cm in your own farmland or pasture, tamp the surrounding and bottom of the insect breeding pond, and spread loose alpine forest 1.5cm thick Lower the soil, evenly sprinkle 4kg ginseng fruit and 6kg Polygonum viburnum, sprinkle 4kg fungus soil, and sprinkle 1.5cm thick loose alpine forest soil on the top layer.
[0051]4) To raise bat moth larvae, evenly scatter 4,000 eggs that have been hatched for 32 days in the prepared insect rearing pond. If the temperature is higher than 28°C, you must use branches or straw to block the sunl...
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