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titleOfInvention Method for innoculating and cultivating antrodia camphorate
abstract The invention provides a method for innoculating and cultivating antrodia camphorate, which utilizes a cultivating barrel to receive a piece of cinnamomum kanehirae, water and cinnamomum kanehirae essential oil (with a preset volume ratio of 5:3:0.2:0.05). Firstly, after the wood piece of cinnamomum kanehirae is treated with processing steps of skin grinding, cleaning, sterilizing, re-sterilizing, culture-dish innoculating, and stacked in a bacteria-implanting process, the cultivating barrel is sealed to form an enclosed space for standing cultivation; in the cultivation period, dewdrops that are condensed on a transparent mould cover from moisture vaporization in the cultivating barrel are adequately dropped down by patting, thus to keep the cinnamomum kanehirae wood piece in proper humidity. An artificial rainforest ecosphere can thus be built in this cultivating barrel. Further, with anaerobic feature of hypha and carbonitride source (ratio) of trace methane naturally generated in developing, fermenting and decomposing the piece wood part, it provides advantages of the growth of the hypha and seduces the development of fruiting body. Besides, with the increase of carbon dioxide in the cultivating barrel, the growth of varied bacteria can be effectively prohibited and isophagy extinction thereof can be produced, thereby simplifying the cultivating flow of bacteria-implanting process and effectively diminishing every labor costs and expenditures of facility devices.
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