The Effect of Wood Vinegar on the Growth of Morchella Esculenta Mycelium
Wood vinegar not only promotes plant growth,but also increases yield and quality.Its raw material is agricultural and forestry waste,which is a new type of agricultural production material.This article uses three strains of Morchella as test materials to study the effects of different concentrations of three types of wood vinegar on their mycelial growth.The results showed that when the concentration of wood vinegar was 0.2%,it could effectively promote the growth of hyphae and balls of three strains of Morchella.With the increase of wood vinegar concentration,the pH of the fungus solution decreased,which would inhibit its growth.This is to provide scientific basis for the future application of agricultural and forestry waste instead of wheat in the production of Morchella nutritional bags.