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When the Uyghur girl led the female doctor to see Ganoderma lucidum, the professors also gathered together to discuss today¡¯s events.
"What do you think?"
Xiang Yucheng asked others.
The others were silent and did not speak.
Xiang Yucheng glanced at everyone and said: "If we really cooperate in the way Muya Research Institute said, each of us Well, I'm afraid we will all become their subordinate institutions. Can you accept it?"
One of the professors who was familiar with Xiang Yucheng said: "Old Prime Minister, I think the matter is not as serious as you said. The conditions of Muya Research Institute are quite acceptable. With their current reputation, It¡¯s already great to be able to separate topics and work on them together.¡±
This is quite pertinent.
Muya Research Institute¡¯s patents have been issued, which is enough to illustrate their research capabilities.
This time, it was Fa Nawei who took the lead in allowing these schools with relevant majors to cooperate with Muya Research Institute, hoping to promote the development of industry, academia and research in the entire industry.
It can be said that they came to "beg" Muya Research Institute for cooperation, rather than Muya Research Institute "begging" them.
Judging from the situation just discussed, Muya Research Institute¡¯s attitude is still very good and sincere.
Agreeing to cooperate, agreeing to contribute funds, and agreeing to assign tasks to these "cooperating units" basically make their trip worthwhile.
Furthermore, Muya Research Institute also agreed that during the cooperation period, although the research results belong to Muya Research Institute, Muya Research Institute also agreed that they would sign the results.
To put it bluntly, except for the ownership of the research results, they have everything else.
And the ownership of research results actually doesn¡¯t matter to them.
¡°After all, Muya Research Institute is the one who funds the project, and they use the money to do the project. This model is still very common.
Xiang Yucheng doesn¡¯t think so. He values ????more the benefits after the results are produced.
I feel that this kind of cooperation model of Muya Research Institute will only make them work for free, and the school¡¯s position is too weak.
"Is that what you all think?"
Xiang Yucheng glanced at everyone and said firmly: "If that's the case, then I think this trip here is in vain. I will withdraw from this cooperation project. Well, I will leave tomorrow. We, Yuntian University, will not accept such cooperation conditions.¡±
"Old Prime Minister, is this unnecessary?"
¡°Professor Xiang, you stay here with everyone and take another look, don¡¯t leave in a hurry.¡±
"Whether you are willing to cooperate or not can be discussed slowly. There is no need for you to leave in such a hurry"
When other people heard Xiang Yucheng express his attitude so resolutely, they all tried to persuade him, but he had already decided to leave and didn't say anything more.
The next day, Xiang Yucheng ignored the dissuasion of others and left the gas station alone.
Chen Mu heard about this and didn¡¯t pay much attention.
Those technologies were all exchanged from artifacts, and he paid these schools to develop them. Of course, the results should be owned by Muya Forestry.
If a school is willing to fund this research and get something out, he is not unwilling to share some of it with the other party, but it will only be 10% at most, not more.
In short, this is his condition. If you are willing to accept it, just come. If you are not willing, forget it.
So he properly arranged for someone to send Xiang Yucheng to the airport, and thoughtfully gave him a bag of local products for him to take back.
Of course, except for the professors from Yuntian University who withdrew from the cooperation, the professors from other universities have stayed and signed cooperation agreements with Muya Research Institute one after another.
Chen Mu doesn¡¯t care about this, he still has one more thing to prepare, and that is to prepare for ¡°flying sowing of grass¡±.
Aerial seeding has always been an important means of desert control.
Relying on artificial tree planting is a bit too inefficient in the face of the vast desert.
Therefore, airplanes are used to load forest and grass seeds, fly over the desert, accurately follow a certain route and a certain height, and scatter the seeds evenly on the desert to achieve the purpose of sowing and planting grass to prevent desertification.
??Aerial seeding has high efficacy and low cost. Especially when used in areas that are not suitable for human access, the effect is very significant.
Of course, flying broadcast also has shortcomings.
The growth of forest and grass seeds sown is completely uncontrolled, and it is easy to causeIssues such as biological unity.
And once there is insufficient rainfall or sudden sandstorms, these seeds are likely to be scattered in vain and can only be replanted over and over again.
In this case, the efficiency is very low.
Chen Mu has been planning this aerial sowing matter, and now among the patents he exchanged for artifacts, three new varieties of plants have appeared that are very suitable for aerial sowing.
¡° One is licorice, one is camel thorn, and one is Yang Chai.
These three plants have actually always been present and are widely used in desertification prevention and control.
"However, the varieties that Chen Mu exchanged from the artifacts have stronger survivability and reproduction.
That is to say, after their seeds are sown, they can grow quickly, take root in the soil, and survive.
If they encounter good weather such as precipitation, they can even grow up in a short period of time and survive from then on.
Not only that, their reproductive ability is also very strong.
You can propagate new plants through sowing, self-division, rhizome division, etc., and then continue to expand.
Chen Mu has tried it several times in his own woodland, and the effect is very good. Basically, these three plants can grow a large area on their own without much care.
Among them, the economic value of licorice is particularly high, after all, it can be used as a medicinal material.
Camel thorns can be used as feed and have certain economic value.
The rhizome of Yang Chai is well developed, and the hay has good palatability and is also a good feed.
Generally speaking, they all have one of the most important characteristics, which is their well-developed rhizomes and strong nitrogen-fixing ability.
Especially licorice, as long as you plant it on desert land for one year and then plant other things for three consecutive years, you don¡¯t need to fertilize it, and the soil quality is stable.
Of these three plants, it is actually best to sell them to the public.
¡°After all, aerial seeding is used by many people in various places to prevent and control desertification, but because it is not well-known, it cannot be sold.
No way, their prices are too expensive. The seeds of these three plants are more than ten times more expensive than the seeds that people usually use for aerial sowing.
So Chen Mu could only figure it out by himself first, and then he could publicize it after it was effective, and then promote it.
The flying plane was found from the city.
By contacting Cheng Wen, we specially found a company specializing in aerial broadcasting and rented such an aircraft.
Chen Mu let the plane fly back and forth between the gas station and Bazaar Village. He wanted to see if grass would grow all along this section of the road after aerial sowing.
If he succeeds, he can invite leaders to visit and then vigorously promote his new grass species. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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