Rice flour, puparium of yellow mealworm, peanut shell and sunflower seed shell are made into the culture medium, and the optimal solid-phase fermen- tation formula for M. flavoviride is figured out. In the solid-phase...Rice flour, puparium of yellow mealworm, peanut shell and sunflower seed shell are made into the culture medium, and the optimal solid-phase fermen- tation formula for M. flavoviride is figured out. In the solid-phase fermentation, Design-Expert is applied to analyze the significance of all components on the sporu- lotion, and response surface method used to optimize the fermentation medium of M. flavoviride. The results show that puparlum of yellow mealworm is the most sig- nificant component for the sporulation; and the optimal medium formula for the fermentation of M. flavoviride： 0.25-g rice flour, 0. 14-g yellow mealworm pupari- urn, 1.00-g peanut shell, and 0.25-g sunflower seedshell. In this optimal medium, the sporulation achieves 100. 013 × 10^8 spores/mL fungal liquid, 31.7% higher than that of the initial design. Application of the optimal formula will reduce the production cost, obtain higher yield of spores, produce no pollution, and offer tech- nical support for the future large-scale production.展开更多
[Objective] The purpose was to supply reference basis for studying invasion region of Metarhizium anisoplia in Brontispa longissima, invasion process and its control measures. [Method] The surface of B. longissima nat...[Objective] The purpose was to supply reference basis for studying invasion region of Metarhizium anisoplia in Brontispa longissima, invasion process and its control measures. [Method] The surface of B. longissima naturally infected by M. anisoplia which were collected from field were scanned and observed by scanning electron microscope. [Result] The regions naturally infected by M. anisoplia on surface of B. longissima included not only arthrodial membrane between abdomen and prothorax, but also both sides of abdomen and the rear part of end node of abdomen, where a large amount of structural material closely related to infection had been formed and observed, such as infection peg, mycelia and spore. [Conclusion] Damage degree of insect surface were different when M. anisopliae infected B. longissima under different environmental conditions, such as nutrient material, PH value, temperature and humidity, etc.展开更多
基金Sponsored by Anhui Province Natural Science Foundation(1408085QC52)Science and Technology Key Projects of China Tobacco Corporation(IPM-201411)
文摘Rice flour, puparium of yellow mealworm, peanut shell and sunflower seed shell are made into the culture medium, and the optimal solid-phase fermen- tation formula for M. flavoviride is figured out. In the solid-phase fermentation, Design-Expert is applied to analyze the significance of all components on the sporu- lotion, and response surface method used to optimize the fermentation medium of M. flavoviride. The results show that puparlum of yellow mealworm is the most sig- nificant component for the sporulation; and the optimal medium formula for the fermentation of M. flavoviride： 0.25-g rice flour, 0. 14-g yellow mealworm pupari- urn, 1.00-g peanut shell, and 0.25-g sunflower seedshell. In this optimal medium, the sporulation achieves 100. 013 × 10^8 spores/mL fungal liquid, 31.7% higher than that of the initial design. Application of the optimal formula will reduce the production cost, obtain higher yield of spores, produce no pollution, and offer tech- nical support for the future large-scale production.
基金Supported by Analysis and Testing Center Director Fund Project in Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences~~
文摘[Objective] The purpose was to supply reference basis for studying invasion region of Metarhizium anisoplia in Brontispa longissima, invasion process and its control measures. [Method] The surface of B. longissima naturally infected by M. anisoplia which were collected from field were scanned and observed by scanning electron microscope. [Result] The regions naturally infected by M. anisoplia on surface of B. longissima included not only arthrodial membrane between abdomen and prothorax, but also both sides of abdomen and the rear part of end node of abdomen, where a large amount of structural material closely related to infection had been formed and observed, such as infection peg, mycelia and spore. [Conclusion] Damage degree of insect surface were different when M. anisopliae infected B. longissima under different environmental conditions, such as nutrient material, PH value, temperature and humidity, etc.
