成都平原地区梯棱羊肚菌人工栽培 生态环境参数范围及变化规律.

[ Objective) This paper aimed to the quantification of the detailed ranges and dynamics of the environmental factors of the light, temperature, air and moisture in morel cultivation. ( Methods ] Environmental factors in greenhouses for Morchella importuna cultivation were collected in Chengdu plain area using Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. Illumination intensity, air temperature, air relative humidity, oxygen percentage in the air, carbon dioxide concentration in the air, soil temperature and soil water content were recorded every ten mi nutes, in greenhouses with different layers of sunshade-net. Fluctuation models in 24-hour cycle were established for the environmental fac tors at different stages. [ Results] The sunlight in the greenhouses showed a dynamic that indirectly regulated the fluctuating features of the ox Oxygen percentage, relative humidity and temperature in the air, while the average illumination intensity in the greenhouse with the highest mo rel yield were about 2500 - 3500 ks at the noon of sunny days. Sunshade-net effectively prevented over-heating during daytime and over-chill ing during night., diminishing the occurrence of extreme values of air temperature and soil temperature, whereas the cumulative temperatures of the air and the soil, as well as the cumulative values of the relative humidity. oxygen percentage and carbon dioxide concentration in the air, and the soil water content, showed no significant difference between the regimes of different sunshade net layers. The effects of the sunshade-net layers were attenus ting the fluctuations of the environmental factors, The air tem perature was either higher than or similar to the soil temperature during the fruiting stage. (Conclusion) Field conditions ideal for morel cultivation were summarized from the analytical results of the environmental factors, for the reference of field management of morel cul tivation in plain area of southwestern China, which further provided some inspirations for the engineers hoping to develop factory-mode tech nologies of morel production. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]