Study on the Meteorological Conditions of Artificial Cultivation of Cordyceps militaris in Qinba Mountainous Area

被引:2
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作者
Ying WU [1 ]
Xiangrong ZHANG [1 ]
Lan YE [2 ]
Xiaofang LI [1 ]
机构
[1] Ankang Meteorological Bureau
[2] Ankang Institute of Agricultural Sciences
关键词
Cordyceps militaris; Artificial cultivation; Meteorological factors;
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S567.35 [];
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1008 ;
摘要
Cordyceps militaris is a kind of rare traditional Chinese medicinal materials which is edible and medicinal. It is of high medical and nutritive value. Meteorological conditions exert a tremendous influence on the artificial cultivation of Cordyceps militaris. Regulation of meteorological conditions has been the key to success. The paper summarized and analyzed the season,place for cultivation and meteorological factors during growth and development phases and we expected to provide references for the artificial cultivation of Cordyceps militaris.
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页数:3
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