A research team from the Provincial Forestry Bureau paid a visit to the Jibaichuan Taxus chinensis under-forest Ganoderma cultivation base for inspection and investigation.


Release date:

2026-07-07

 

On July 7, 2026, a research team led by Zhang Yage, member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director of the Provincial Forestry Bureau, together with Li Changtao, Director of the Forestry Reform and Industrial Development Division, and Liu Jingfang from the same division, conducted an on-site inspection at the Jibai Chuan under-forest Ganoderma cultivation base. Lu Weirong, a member of the Party Committee of the Jinhua Municipal Bureau of Natural Resources and Planning, and Wu Jun, Director of the Land Greening and Forestry Development Division, accompanied the visit.

 

 

The research team conducted an on-site visit to the base, which is a nationally accredited Ganoderma lucidum cultivation site under the Chinese medicinal yew forest in the deep mountains, and also the only Ganoderma lucidum base in Zhejiang Province dedicated to the cultivation of authentic Chinese medicinal herbs under forest canopies.

Enterprise head Bao Jiajin introduced the wild medicinal‑plant resources of the Dapan Mountain National Nature Reserve and explained the pharmacological properties and therapeutic advantages of Pan’an’s authentic Chinese medicinal herbs. At the wild‑cultivation Ganoderma lucidum base beneath the yew forest, the research team inspected the current growth conditions; the mushrooms are thriving and are soon expected to enter the mature stage.

 

 

The research team commended JibaiChuan’s model of forest–medicinal plant symbiosis and the development of a distinctive under-forest economy based on taxus, emphasizing the need to leverage high-quality ecological resources, continuously strengthen the under-forest ganoderma industry, and pave the way for poverty alleviation through ecological conservation.

Looking ahead, JibaiChuan will continue to deepen its cultivation of authentic medicinal herbs under forest canopies, fostering the integrated development of the forest‑based economy and the traditional Chinese medicine industry.