CN113812380A - Breeding method of hermetia illucens - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a breeding method of hermetia illucens, which comprises the following steps: 1) collecting hermetia illucens wild population; 2) population feeding: inoculating the hermetia illucens larvae collected in the field into artificial feed in an artificial climate chamber to feed the hermetia illucens larvae to 6 days old; 3) inoculating the larvae into a target feed, and waiting for the larvae to be converted into pupae; 4) variety breeding: sorting the pupae fed from the target feed according to weight, selecting the pupae with the weight of 20 percent, collecting imagoes after the pupae emerge, mating the imagoes under the natural illumination condition to lay eggs, and hatching the eggs to obtain first generation of imagoes; 5) determination of new varieties: selecting the same target feed for the first generation of the hermetia illucens according to the method of the steps 2) to 4), and culturing the target feed until the tenth generation of the hermetia illucens is obtained, wherein the tenth generation of the hermetia illucens can be regarded as a new variety of the hermetia illucens aiming at the target feed. The method can be used for cultivating the new black soldier fly variety aiming at a certain target feed, and when the black soldier fly variety is bred by using the corresponding target feed, compared with the variety widely used at present, the weight of the larvae of the new variety is larger, the efficiency of treating the target feed is higher, and the method has good economic and social benefits.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of insect breeding, and particularly relates to a breeding method of hermetia illucens.
Background
Black soldier fly (Hermitia illucens L.) The name of the drug is hermetia illucens, which is an insect of hermetia illucens of hermetiaceae of diptera. The hermetia illucens have a wide feeding range, and the feeding behavior only occurs in a larva stage, and the larva naturally feeds on animal wastes, rotten organic matters (such as rotten meat, rotten fruits, vegetables and branches) and animal bodies.The digestive tract and symbiotic microorganisms of the hermetia illucens can efficiently decompose food ingested by the hermetia illucens for the growth and development of the body. At present, hermetia illucens is internationally used for treating various organic wastes, such as livestock and poultry manure, wine lees, agricultural product processing wastes and the like, and some countries utilize the hermetia illucens to produce animal protein for feed.
As an emerging breeding species, hermetia illucens do not have a breed for a specific feed at present. The varieties used at present are only American Texas varieties, Guangzhou varieties domesticated at southern China agricultural university and Wuhan varieties domesticated at Central China agricultural university, which are all derived from domestication of wild populations and are not further optimized for specific feeds. At present, feed for raising hermetia illucens is basically from organic waste in industrial and agricultural production and is characterized by a plurality of varieties. Each feed, such as bean dregs, has the characteristics of unique nutrient composition, moisture content, pH value and the like. An effective method for improving the treatment efficiency of the hermetia illucens on various organic wastes is to cultivate a new variety aiming at specific feed. Therefore, the cultivation of new black soldier fly species with independent intellectual property rights and the mastery of the core technology become the key of the high-point of the black soldier fly breeding industry.
At present, the work of breeding new black soldier fly varieties aiming at specific feed is not carried out in China.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the problem that no black soldier fly variety aiming at a specific feed exists at present, and provides a black soldier fly breeding method which is simple to operate, low in cost and short in period.
A method for breeding hermetia illucens comprises the following steps:
1) collecting field groups of hermetia illucens: collecting hermetia illucens larvae in the field, and bringing the hermetia illucens larvae back to a research and development base;
2) population feeding: in an artificial climate chamber, inoculating the larvae collected in the step 1) into artificial feed to feed the larvae to 6 days old, spraying water to a culture tray every day, and keeping the water content of the artificial feed at 70%;
3) inoculation to the target feed: separating the 6-day-old larvae obtained in the step 2) from the artificial feed, inoculating the larvae into the target feed, allowing the larvae to freely feed, and picking up pupae from the insect feces and the residual target feed after all the larvae are converted into the pupae;
4) variety breeding: selecting pupae with normal shape and large head, weighing by using a precision balance, properly marking all the weighed pupae, then sorting the pupae from large to small according to the weight, selecting pupae with the weight of 20 percent, collecting imagoes after the selected pupaes eclosion, waiting for the imagoes to lay eggs after mating under the natural illumination condition, and obtaining first generation of imagoes after the eggs are hatched;
5) determination of new varieties: selecting the same target feed for the first generation of the soldier fly according to the method described in the steps 2) to 4), generating the second generation of the soldier fly, and culturing until the tenth generation of the soldier fly is obtained, wherein the tenth generation of the soldier fly can be regarded as a new black soldier fly variety aiming at the target feed.
Further preferably, the climatic conditions of the artificial climate chamber in the step 2) are that the temperature is 25-30 ℃ and the relative humidity is 65-75%.
Further preferably, the artificial feed in step 2) is prepared from bran, alfalfa meal and corn distillers grains in a ratio of 5: 2: 3, and adding water to prepare the water-based paint, wherein the water content is 70-80%.
Further preferably, the inoculation amount of the inoculation in the step 2) is 1000-.
Further preferably, the inoculation amount of the inoculation in the step 3) is 500-.
Further preferably, the target feed of step 3) is a single component feed or a multi-component mixed feed.
Compared with the prior art, the breeding method of the hermetia illucens has at least the following beneficial effects or advantages.
(1) The invention provides a black soldier fly breeding method aiming at a specific target feed for the first time.
(2) The method can obtain a new black soldier fly variety, and when the black soldier fly is fed by using the corresponding target feed, compared with the variety widely used at present, the new black soldier fly variety has the advantages of larger individual weight of larvae, higher efficiency in treating the target feed and good economic and social benefits.
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The following describes in detail specific embodiments of the present invention. The embodiments described herein are exemplary only, and are not to be construed as limiting the invention.
The embodiment illustrates the implementation of the breeding method and the cultivated new black soldier fly variety aiming at the bean dregs, and simultaneously compares the processing capacity of the new variety on the bean dregs with that of the Wuhan variety.
Example 1: the breeding method aims at breeding a new black soldier fly variety of the bean dregs.
1) Collecting field groups of hermetia illucens: in suburbs or rural areas, where organic wastes are intensively stacked, such as chicken manure piles or cattle manure piles, robust, high-mobility and large-size larvae are searched and brought back to a research and development base.
2) Population feeding: in an artificial climate room with the temperature kept at 25-30 ℃ and the relative humidity of 65-75%, the larvae collected in the field are inoculated into artificial feed according to 2000 larvae per kg of artificial feed and fed to the age of 6 days, and a culture tray is sprayed with water every day to keep the water content of the artificial feed at 70%; the preparation method of the artificial feed comprises the following steps of mixing bran, alfalfa meal and corn vinasse by a weight ratio of 5: 2: 3, and adding water to prepare the mixture, so that the final water content is 70-80%.
3) Inoculating to bean dregs: separating 6-day-old larvae eating artificial feed from the artificial feed, inoculating 1000 heads/kg of bean dregs into the bean dregs, allowing the larvae to freely take food, and picking pupae from the insect manure and residual bean dregs after all the larvae are converted into the pupae; the okara was purchased from the market (water content 80%, pH = 6.2).
4) Variety breeding: selecting pupae with normal shape and large head, weighing by using a precision balance, properly marking all the weighed pupae, then sorting the pupae from large to small according to the weight, selecting pupae with the weight of 20 percent, collecting imagoes after the selected pupaes eclosion, waiting for the imagoes to lay eggs after mating under the natural illumination condition, and obtaining the first generation of imagoes after the eggs are hatched.
5) Determination of new varieties: and (3) selecting bean dregs as feed according to the method described in the steps 2) -4), generating second generation seed worms, and breeding to tenth generation seed worms, wherein the tenth generation seed worms can be regarded as a new black soldier fly variety aiming at the bean dregs and are named as BFL-DZ.
Example 2: and (4) comparing the hermetia illucens BFL-DZ variety with the Wuhan variety.
In the climatic chamber described in example 1, 6 day old BFL-DZ larvae and Wuhan variety larvae were fed with the artificial diet described in example 1, inoculated into 1kg of okara (water content 80%, pH = 6.2) at 1000 heads/kg of okara, allowed to feed freely, and after 50% of the larvae became pupated, pupae and larvae were picked out from the insect feces and residual okara. From the collected larvae, 300 heads were randomly selected, their total weight, total dry weight and average body weight, average dry weight were calculated. The residual worm manure and the residual bean dregs left after the larvae are harvested are used for analyzing the material reduction rate, the biological conversion rate and the like.
The average weight of the larvae is different between the two varieties, the average weight of the BFL-DZ variety is 27.3 percent higher than that of the Wuhan variety, and the average dry weight of the BFL-DZ variety is 35.9 percent higher than that of the Wuhan variety. This indicates that the BFL-DZ cultivar will have significant advantages when processing okara, see Table 1.
TABLE 1 comparison of Hermetia illucens BFL-DZ varieties with Wuhan variety larvae
Note: the number of experimental replicates = 3.
The material reduction rate and the biological conversion rate of the larvae between the two varieties are different, the material reduction rate of the BFL-DZ variety is 6.6 percent higher than that of the Wuhan variety, and the biological conversion rate of the BFL-DZ variety is 27.2 percent higher than that of the Wuhan variety. This indicates that the BFL-DZ cultivar will have greater processing capacity when processing okara, see Table 2.
TABLE 2 comparison of the reduction in materials and the bioconversion
Note: the number of experimental replicates = 3.
In conclusion, through the embodiment 1 and the embodiment 2, a new black soldier fly variety aiming at a target feed can be obtained according to the method, the new variety can harvest higher biomass of black soldier fly bodies, and meanwhile, the new variety has stronger processing capacity on the target feed.
The method can be widely applied to the treatment of organic wastes, and can promote the resource utilization of the black soldier fly to the organic wastes and reduce or eliminate the environmental pollution caused by the organic wastes by applying the new variety cultivated according to the method.
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1. A method for breeding hermetia illucens comprises the following steps:
1) collecting field groups of hermetia illucens: collecting hermetia illucens larvae in the field, and bringing the hermetia illucens larvae back to a research and development base;
2) population feeding: in an artificial climate chamber, inoculating the larvae collected in the step 1) into artificial feed to feed the larvae to 6 days old, spraying water to a culture tray every day, and keeping the water content of the artificial feed at 70%;
3) inoculation to the target feed: separating the 6-day-old larvae obtained in the step 2) from the artificial feed, inoculating the larvae into the target feed, allowing the larvae to freely feed, and picking up pupae from the insect feces and the residual target feed after all the larvae are converted into the pupae;
4) variety breeding: selecting pupae with normal shape and large head, weighing by using a precision balance, properly marking all the weighed pupae, then sorting the pupae from large to small according to the weight, selecting pupae with the weight of 20 percent, collecting imagoes after the selected pupaes eclosion, waiting for the imagoes to lay eggs after mating under the natural illumination condition, and obtaining first generation of imagoes after the eggs are hatched;
5) determination of new varieties: selecting the same target feed for the first generation of the soldier fly according to the method described in the steps 2) to 4), generating the second generation of the soldier fly, and culturing until the tenth generation of the soldier fly is obtained, wherein the tenth generation of the soldier fly can be regarded as a new black soldier fly variety aiming at the target feed.
2. The method of breeding hermetia illucens according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the climatic conditions of the artificial climatic chamber in the step 2) are that the temperature is 25-30 ℃ and the relative humidity is 65-75%.
3. The method of breeding hermetia illucens according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the artificial feed in the step 2) is prepared from bran, alfalfa meal and corn vinasse in a ratio of 5: 2: 3, and adding water to prepare the water-based paint, wherein the water content is 70-80%.
4. The method of breeding hermetia illucens according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the inoculation amount of the inoculation in the step 2) is 1000-3000 heads/kg of artificial feed.
5. The method of breeding hermetia illucens according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the inoculation amount of the inoculation in the step 3) is 500-1500 heads/kg of target feed.
6. The method of breeding hermetia illucens according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the target feed in the step 3) is single-component feed or multi-component mixed feed.
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