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本発明は、海藻の培養方法に関し、特に、野生大型海藻が釈放した浮遊性生殖細胞を固定化して量産化する方法により、人工培養の目的を実現できる方法に関する。 The present invention relates to a method for culturing seaweed , and more particularly, to a method capable of realizing the purpose of artificial culture by a method for immobilizing floating germ cells released by wild large seaweed and mass-producing them.
エネルギーは、我々の日常生活において、不可欠のものであり、例えば、食物や衣服、住居、交通、教育及び娯楽は、エネルギーと深い関係を持つ。工業や商業の繁栄と物質文明の高度発展に伴って、人類は、巨大のエネルギーと環境のプレッシャーに面する。 Energy is indispensable in our daily life. For example, food and clothes, housing, transportation, education and entertainment are closely related to energy. With the prosperity of industry and commerce and the advanced development of material civilization, mankind faces enormous energy and environmental pressures.
既存のエネルギーの大部分は、石炭や石油及び天然ガス等の化石燃料であるが、化石燃料の蓄蔵量が一定であり、インキュベーションが非常に長いから、燃料の生成速度が遅いが、使用速度が速くて、化石エネルギーの無くなることを更に加速する。大量に化石燃料を使用すると、容易に温暖化ガスを生成することにより、酸性雨が発生し、また、地球温暖化等の問題が派生し、そして、自然資源が枯渇になることも無視してはできない状態である。米エネルギー部エネルギー情報局によれば、各初級エネルギーにおいて、石油が40年で、天然ガスが60年で、石炭が200年で、原子エネルギーであるウラニウムが、70年で、枯渇になる。一般の百姓は、省エネルギーの意識が薄いため、使用慣習の修正や省エネルギーの啓蒙が重要視され、一方、積極的に代替エネルギーと再生エネルギーを発展するのも、至急の課題である。 Most of the existing energy is fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas, but the storage rate of fossil fuels is constant, and the incubation rate is very long, so the rate of fuel generation is slow, but the usage rate Is faster and further accelerates the loss of fossil energy. If a large amount of fossil fuel is used, acid rain is generated by generating warming gas easily, problems such as global warming are derived, and natural resources are depleted. Is not possible. According to the Energy Information Bureau of the US Department of Energy, each primary energy will be depleted in 40 years for oil, 60 years for natural gas, 200 years for coal, and uranium, which is atomic energy, for 70 years. Since general peasants are less aware of energy conservation, it is important to modify usage practices and raise awareness of energy conservation. On the other hand, active development of alternative energy and renewable energy is also an urgent issue.
台湾において、化石エネルギーが欠如し、また、原子力電源の発展空間が制限される。膨大の民生や産業エネルギーを提供するために、再生エネルギーの開発や研究が重要視されている。例えば、太陽エネルギーや地熱、風力及び潮汐等の再生や代替性エネルギーの研究は、既に積極的に着手するが、客観の環境条件が不足で、開発コストが高い状態であるため、バイオマスエネルギーの研究や利用は、先見的の思考方向である。地球の生物資源が非常に豊富で、推定によれば、地球において、年に、光合成による生物質が、約1,725億トンである。再生できるエネルギー資源として、これらの生物質が有するエネルギーは、世界エネルギー総消費量の10〜20倍であるが、現在において、僅か、1%〜3%の極めに低い利用率である。そのため、当該生物質エネルギーについて、エネルギー変換技術を開発して、化石エネルギーを代替するものとするのが、最も良い方法である。また、海藻は、バイオマスエネルギー材の一つであり、化石エネルギーを代替するバイオマスエネルギーとする場合、海藻の生産量を維持することが必要であり、現在において、大型の藻類は、野生が多く、その生長地点が海岸で、磯などに固着し、その品質や生産量は、天候や地域によって制限され、そのため、安定化でありながら量産化できる、海澡を人工培養する方法が必要とし、これにより、大量に高品質の藻類を提供でき、そして、新規のエネルギーを開発することに有利である。 In Taiwan, fossil energy is lacking and the development space for nuclear power is limited. Regenerative energy development and research are emphasized in order to provide enormous consumer and industrial energy. For example, research on renewable energy and alternative energy such as solar energy, geothermal energy, wind power, and tides has already been actively undertaken, but because of the lack of objective environmental conditions and high development costs, research on biomass energy And use is a proactive way of thinking. The Earth's biological resources are very abundant, and it is estimated that there are approximately 172.5 billion tons of biomaterials by photosynthesis annually on Earth. As a renewable energy resource, the energy of these biomaterials is 10 to 20 times the total energy consumption of the world, but at present, it has a very low utilization rate of only 1% to 3%. Therefore, it is best to develop fossil energy by developing energy conversion technology for the biomaterial energy. In addition, seaweed is one of the biomass energy materials, and it is necessary to maintain the production of seaweed when using biomass energy as a substitute for fossil energy. Currently, large algae are mostly wild, Its growth point is on the coast, sticking to coral, etc., its quality and production volume are limited by the weather and region, so there is a need for a method to artificially culture sea bream that can be mass-produced while being stable, Can provide high quality algae in large quantities and is advantageous for developing new energy.
本発明の主な目的は、海藻を人工培養することであり、異なる塩度による浸透圧の変化により刺激して、浮遊性の生殖細胞を釈放させ、そして、生殖細胞を付着させて、安定化でありながら量産化できる人工培養の目的が得られ、これにより、藻類の生産に有利し、バイオマスエネルギー材のソースとして大量に提供できる。 The main object of the present invention is to artificially culture seaweed, which is stimulated by changes in osmotic pressure due to different salinity to release floating germ cells and to attach and stabilize germ cells However, the purpose of artificial culture that can be mass-produced is obtained, which is advantageous for algae production and can be provided in large quantities as a source of biomass energy material.
本発明は、上記の目的を達成するために、少なくとも、a、海藻培養液を用意するステップと、b、海藻付着器を有する培養皿に、滅菌してから、海藻培養液を入れ込むステップと、c、海藻を採集して、海水を有する容器に入れ込むステップと、d、異なる塩度による浸透圧の変化により、海藻が、刺激されて、生殖細胞を釈放し、当該生殖細胞を海藻付着器を有する培養皿内に入れ込み、また、当該培養皿を植物培養器に入れ込んで、生殖細胞を海藻付着器に付着させるステップと、e、生殖細胞が海藻幼生に萌芽すると、海藻幼生を、海藻培養液を有する三角フラスコに入れ込むステップと、が含有される、海藻の培養方法である。 In order to achieve the above object, the present invention includes at least a, a step of preparing a seaweed culture solution, b, a step of sterilizing a culture dish having a seaweed attachment device, and then putting the seaweed culture solution in, C, collecting seaweed and placing it in a container with seawater; d, seaweed being stimulated by changes in osmotic pressure due to different salinity , releasing germ cells, and attaching the germ cells to seaweed Placing in a culture dish having a vessel, and placing the culture dish in a plant culture vessel to attach germ cells to the seaweed adhering device; e, when germ cells sprout into seaweed larvae, a step to put a conical flask having a seaweed cultivation liquid, is contained, a method of culturing algae.
図1は、本発明の流れ概念図である。図のように、本発明は、海藻の培養方法で、少なくとも、ステップa:滅菌済みの海水で、海水塩度が3.5%で、1リットルの海水に1mlの飽和酸化ゲルマニウム水溶液が添加される海藻培養液を用意するステップと、ステップb:ステンレスフレームと、当該ステンレスフレーム上に巻き取られる綿ロープとからなる海藻付着器を有する培養皿に、高圧蒸気殺菌法で滅菌してから、約180ml乃至220mlの海藻培養液を入れ込むステップと、ステップc:海藻を採集して、海水を有する容器に入れ込むステップと、ステップd:海藻が、異なる塩度による浸透圧の変化により刺激されて生殖細胞を釈放し、当該生殖細胞を海藻付着器を有する培養皿内に入れ込んで、また、当該培養皿を植物培養器に入れ込み、生殖細胞が海藻付着器に付着し、その中、当該海藻が、異なるモル浸透圧を受けてから暗いところに1日放置され、最後に、1乃至2時間光照射されて生殖細胞を生成し、当該生殖細胞が、当該容器の海水表面を浮き、ドロッパで生殖細胞を吸い取って、当該海藻付着器を有する培養皿に入れ込み、また、培養皿全体を当該植物培養器に入れ込んで、当該植物培養器の温度が20乃至30度の間で、照度が145乃至155μEm-2s-1の間で、光周期が12/12時間(光/暗)である培養条件で、生殖細胞が海藻付着器に付着するステップと、ステップe:生殖細胞が海藻幼生に萌芽すると、海藻幼生を、40mlの海藻培養液を含有する遠心管に入れ込み、その中、当該生殖細胞が、海藻付着器の綿ロープ上に付着して、長さが1乃至1.5mmの海藻幼生に萌芽すると、長さが5乃至7センチメートルの海藻幼生が付着した綿ロープを取り出して40mlの海藻培養液が含有される三角フラスコに入れ込むステップと、が含有される。 FIG. 1 is a conceptual flow diagram of the present invention. As shown in the figure, the present invention is a method of culturing seaweed , and at least step a: sterilized seawater, seawater salinity is 3.5%, and 1 ml of saturated germanium oxide aqueous solution is added to 1 liter of seawater. Step b: preparing a seaweed culture solution, step b: sterilizing by a high-pressure steam sterilization method in a culture dish having a seaweed attachment device comprising a stainless steel frame and a cotton rope wound on the stainless steel frame; A step of introducing 180 ml to 220 ml of seaweed culture solution, step c: collecting seaweed and placing it in a container having seawater, and step d: seaweed being stimulated by changes in osmotic pressure due to different salinity Release the germ cells, put the germ cells into a culture dish with a seaweed adherence, and also put the culture dish into a plant incubator. In which the seaweed is subjected to different osmotic pressures and then left in a dark place for one day, and finally irradiated with light for 1 to 2 hours to produce germ cells, The seawater surface of the vessel is floated, germ cells are sucked up with a dropper and placed in a culture dish having the seaweed attachment device. The whole culture dish is placed in the plant culture device, and the temperature of the plant culture device is 20 A germ cell adheres to the seaweed attachment device under a culture condition of between 30 degrees and 30 degrees, illuminance between 145 and 155 μEm −2 s −1 and a photoperiod of 12/12 hours (light / dark); Step e: When germ cells sprout into the seaweed larvae, the seaweed larvae are put into a centrifuge tube containing 40 ml of seaweed culture, in which the germ cells adhere on the cotton rope of the seaweed attachment device, Sprouting on seaweed larvae with a length of 1 to 1.5 mm If that, the steps to put a Erlenmeyer flask seaweed broth 40ml removed cotton rope seaweed larvae attached of 5-7 centimeters in length is contained, it is contained.
上記の方法によれば、異なる塩度による浸透圧の変化により、海藻は、刺激されると、浮遊性の生殖細胞が釈放され、そして、生殖細胞が付着することにより、安定化且つ量産化の人工培養の目的が実現される。 According to the above method, when the seaweed is stimulated by the change in osmotic pressure due to different salinity , the floating germ cells are released, and the germ cells adhere, thereby stabilizing and mass-producing them. The purpose of artificial culture is realized.
以下、実施例を挙げて説明する。 Hereinafter, an example is given and demonstrated.
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本実施例の海藻は、アオサであり、少なくとも、ステップa:滅菌済みの海水で、海水塩度が3.5%で、1リットルの海水に1mlの飽和酸化ゲルマニウム水溶液が添加される海藻培養液を用意するステップと、ステップb:7x7センチメートルのステンレスフレームと、当該ステンレスフレーム上に巻き取られる直径1mmの綿ロープとからなる海藻付着器を有する培養皿に、高圧蒸気殺菌法で滅菌してから、約200mlの海藻培養液を入れ込むステップと、ステップc:アオサを採集して、その採集したアオサを、濾過した海水で洗浄し、また、他の海藻や付着物を除去し、淡水で洗い、そして、清潔な海水で複数回洗うことにより、潮間帯の「退潮」と「雨降り」の環境を模擬し(浸透圧刺激法)、そして、アオサを、海水を含有する濡れペーパータオルで包み、涼しい且つ暗いところに1時間放置した後、清潔な海水に一晩放置してから、海水を有する容器に入れ込むステップと、ステップd:アオサが、異なる塩度の浸透圧の変化により刺激されて生殖細胞を釈放し、当該生殖細胞を海藻付着器を有する培養皿内に入れ込んで、また、当該培養皿を植物培養器に入れ込み、生殖細胞が海藻付着器に付着し、その中、当該アオサが、1乃至2時間光照射されて生殖細胞を生成し、当該生殖細胞が、当該容器の海水表面を浮き、ドロッパで生殖細胞を吸い取って、当該海藻付着器を有する培養皿に入れ込み、また、培養皿全体を当該植物培養器に入れ込んで、当該植物培養器の温度が24度で、照度が150μEm-2s-1で、光周期が12/12時間(光/暗)である培養条件で、生殖細胞が海藻付着器に付着するステップと、ステップe:生殖細胞がアオサ幼生に萌芽すると、アオサ幼生を、40mlの海藻培養液を含有する三角フラスコに入れ込み、その中、当該生殖細胞が、海藻付着器の綿ロープ上に付着して、長さが1乃至1.5mmのアオサ幼生に萌芽すると、長さが約6センチメートルのアオサ幼生が付着した綿ロープを取り出して40mlの海藻培養液が含有される三角フラスコに入れ込むステップと、が含有される。
Example in which seaweed is Aosa The seaweed of this example is Aosa, and at least step a: sterilized seawater with a seawater salinity of 3.5% and 1 ml of saturated germanium oxide aqueous solution in 1 liter of seawater A step of preparing a seaweed culture solution to which is added, and step b: high pressure is applied to a culture dish having a seaweed adhering device comprising a 7 × 7 centimeter stainless steel frame and a 1 mm diameter cotton rope wound on the stainless steel frame. after sterilized by steam sterilization method, the steps interleaving seaweed culture about 200 ml, step c: Ulva was collected, and the collected were Ulva, washed with filtered seawater, also with or other seaweed The kimono is removed, washed with fresh water, and washed several times with clean seawater to simulate the “tidal” and “rainfall” environments in the intertidal zone ( osmotic pressure stimulation method ). Wrapping Aosa in wet paper towel containing seawater, letting it stand in a cool and dark place for 1 hour, leaving it in clean seawater overnight, and then putting it in a container having seawater; Step d: Aosa However, it is stimulated by changes in the osmotic pressure of different salinity to release germ cells, put the germ cells into a culture dish with a seaweed attachment, and put the culture dish into a plant incubator. The cells attach to the seaweed attachment device, and the Aosa is irradiated with light for 1 to 2 hours to generate germ cells. The germ cells float on the surface of the seawater of the container and suck the germ cells with a dropper. , Put into the culture dish having the seaweed attachment device, and put the whole culture dish into the plant culture device, the temperature of the plant culture device is 24 degrees, the illuminance is 150 μEm −2 s −1 , and the photoperiod 12/12 A step of attaching germ cells to the seaweed appendage under culture conditions that are between (light / dark), and step e: when germ cells sprout to Aosa larvae, the Aosa larvae are placed in an Erlenmeyer flask containing 40 ml of seaweed culture solution. When the germ cells adhere to the cotton rope of the seaweed attachment device and sprout to the Aosa larvae having a length of 1 to 1.5 mm, the Aosa larvae having a length of about 6 cm are attached. And removing the cotton rope and placing it in an Erlenmeyer flask containing 40 ml of seaweed culture solution.
上記のように、本発明に係わる海藻の培養方法は、有効に、従来の様々の欠点を改善でき、異なる塩度による浸透圧の変化で海藻を刺激して浮遊性の生殖細胞が釈放され、そして、生殖細胞が付着することにより、安定化且つ量産化の人工培養の目的が実現され、そのため、本発明がより進歩的且つ実用的であるから、法に従って、特許請求を出願する。 As described above, the seaweed culturing method according to the present invention can effectively improve various conventional drawbacks, stimulate the seaweed with changes in osmotic pressure due to different salinity , and release floating germ cells, Then, the adherence of germ cells realizes the purpose of stabilization and mass production of artificial culture. Therefore, the present invention is more advanced and practical, so that a patent application is filed according to the law.
以上は、ただ、本発明のよりよい実施例であり、本発明は、それによって制限されず、本発明に係わる特許請求や明細書に従って行う等価の変更や修正は、全てが、本発明に係わる特許請求の範圍内に含まれる。 The above are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited thereby, and all equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the claims and the specification relating to the present invention relate to the present invention. Included within the scope of the claims.
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a、海藻培養液を用意するステップと、
b、海藻付着器を有する培養皿に、滅菌してから、海藻培養液を入れ込むステップと、
c、海藻を採集して、海水を有する容器に入れ込むステップと、
d、異なる塩度による浸透圧の変化により、海藻が、刺激されて、生殖細胞を釈放し、当該生殖細胞を、海藻付着器を有する培養皿内に入れ込み、また、当該培養皿を植物培養器に入れ込んで、生殖細胞を海藻付着器に付着させるステップと、
e、生殖細胞が海藻幼生に萌芽すると、海藻幼生を、海藻培養液を有する三角フラスコに入れ込むステップと、
が含有される、
ことを特徴とする海藻の培養方法。 at least,
a. preparing a seaweed culture solution;
b, sterilizing a culture dish having a seaweed attachment device, and then putting the seaweed culture solution;
c. collecting seaweed and placing it in a container with seawater;
d. Seaweeds are stimulated by changes in osmotic pressure due to different salinity to release germ cells, and the germ cells are placed in a culture dish having a seaweed attachment device. And attaching germ cells to the seaweed applicator,
e, when germ cells sprout into seaweed larvae, placing the seaweed larvae into an Erlenmeyer flask having a seaweed culture solution;
Contains,
A method for culturing seaweed characterized by the above.
8. The seaweed culture method according to claim 7, wherein the light irradiation time is 1 to 2 hours.
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