First, dense inoculation. To enhance the turbidity of eucalyptus wood, a large area of bacteriophage multiflora is used to ensure that the mycelium can penetrate the eucalyptus quickly. The exchange of gases within the eucalyptus mainly occurs through water absorption and evaporation. Alternating wet and dry cycles help supply sufficient oxygen to the interior of the wood, allowing the hyphae to grow deeper into the cypress, which speeds up the maturation process and reduces the risk of bacterial infection.
Second, deep inoculation. Deeper seed holes are more effective in preventing drought. By digging deeper, the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the hole is reduced, creating a more stable environment for the mycelium. Under consistent temperature and humidity, the mycelium germinates faster, increasing survival rates. Pressing the hole deeply also increases the depth of the wood's tangential direction, enabling the hyphae to access more nutrients and significantly boosting the yield.
Third, early inoculation. During low temperatures, spore density in the air is lower, and their activity is reduced, making it difficult for them to germinate into mycelium. Therefore, it is not ideal to inoculate too early. However, mushroom mycelium can colonize under these conditions, showing strong resistance, robust growth, and higher survival rates, making it suitable for early inoculation. This approach allows the mycelium to establish itself before environmental conditions become less favorable.
In summary, by optimizing the timing, depth, and density of inoculation, the overall efficiency of the process can be significantly improved. These techniques not only promote faster and healthier growth of the mycelium but also reduce the risk of contamination and improve the final yield. Understanding the specific requirements of each stage helps in achieving better results in fungal cultivation.
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