摘要
以传统菇房发菌料为对照,从菌丝生长及培养料降解角度研究了隧道发菌对双孢蘑菇(Agaricus bisporus)栽培的影响。结果表明:隧道发菌料的菌丝生长速度比菇房发菌料快13.6%,基因拷贝数是菇房发菌料的3.7倍;在菌丝生长阶段,隧道发菌料中的蛋白酶、漆酶、锰过氧化物酶、滤纸酶、酸性木聚糖酶活性显著提高,是菇房发菌料的1.2~3.0倍,隧道发菌料中半纤维素、纤维素、木质素利用率高于菇房发菌料,与酶活性结果一致;在子实体生长阶段,隧道和菇房发菌料的胞外酶活性及氮、木质纤维素的利用率均没有显著差异。
Production of Phase Ⅲ(spawn run) compost for growing Agaricus bisporus in China was traditionally carried out in a growing room. Using the traditional method as the control, running Phase Ⅲ was studied in a tunnel in terms its effects on biological activities of mycelia and compost degradation. The results showed that the Phase Ⅲ compost produced in the tunnel had a 13.6% increase in mycelial growth rate and a 270% increase in DNA copy number. During the mycelium growth stage, enzyme activities of protease , laccase, manganese peroxidase, FPase and acid xylanase of the compost incubated in the tunnel were 1.2-3.0 times of that of the control. Consistent with increased enzyme activities, degradation efficiencies of hemicellulose, cellulose, and lignin in the compost incubated in the tunnel were higher than the control. During the fruiting body growth stage, there was no significant difference in extracellular enzyme activities or utilization efficiencies of nitrogen and lignocellulose between the two kinds of composts.
作者
王倩
肖婷婷
宋晓霞
沈新芬
隽加香
张津京
陈辉
黄建春
WANG Qian;XIAO Tingting;SONG Xiaoxia;SHEN Xinfen;JUAN Jiaxiang;ZHANG Jinjing;CHEN Hui;HUANG Jianchun(Institute of Edible Fungi,Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Key Laboratory of Edible Fungi Resources and Utilization(South),Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs,P.R.China,National Engineering Research Center of Edible Fungi,National R&D Center for Edible Fungi Processing,Key Laboratory of Agricultural Genetics and Breeding of Shanghai,Shanghai 201403,China;Jinshan Agro-Technology Extension Center,Shanghai 201599,China)
出处
《食用菌学报》
CSCD
北大核心
2021年第3期86-92,共7页
Acta Edulis Fungi
基金
上海市现代农业产业技术体系[沪农科产字(2020)第9号]。
关键词
双孢蘑菇
隧道发菌
菌丝活性
培养料降解
Agaricus bisporus
PhaseⅢ(spawn run)in a tunnel
mycelium activity
compost degradation