太空农业的昆虫和地球上的可持续食物网

N. Katayama, K. Baba, T. Yoshimura, M. Yamashita
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我们建议使用昆虫作为太空食品。由于太空农业将种植许多不同的植物物种,一些物种需要昆虫的帮助来授粉,昆虫是与嗜虫开花植物共同进化的。在为太空农业定义的主要植物物种中,大豆是为我们的饮食提供蛋白质所必需的。大豆和其他农作物一样,是一种食虫植物。我们还考虑种植森林,以获取多余的氧气,并为太空舱内部提供木质材料。不可食用的木质植物的叶子,如桑树,可以喂养昆虫幼虫。将包括排泄废物在内的不可食用生物质转化为可食用物质是太空农业的另一项建议。基于这些考虑,我们评估了蚕蛹、苍蝇和蜜蜂幼虫、蝗虫、白蚁在太空饮食中的应用。从营养学的角度来设计空间饮食,菜单上的营养因素要达到良好的平衡,如能量需求、碳水化合物与脂肪的组成、蛋白质摄入与氨基酸的组成、矿物质与维生素的组成等。吃饭不仅仅是为了满足营养需求,还应该是美味的,提供生活的乐趣。食物的文化背景对于让国际宇航员接受太空饮食非常重要。昆虫吃是一个很好的主题,无论是太空食品,和地球问题的食物危机,我们可能会面临在不久的将来。太空农业的发展可能是一个很好的试验台,在有限的资源下,甚至在地球上,可持续的食物网。
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Insects for space agriculture and sustainable foods web on Earth
We propose the use insects for space foods. Since space agriculture will farm many different plant species, some of species require to be pollinated by the help of insects, which have been co-evolved with entomophilous flowering plants. Among major plant species defined for space agriculture, soybean is essential for providing proteins for our diet,. Soybean is an entomophilous species together with other farming plants. We also consider planting forest to harvest excess oxygen and wooden materials for interior of space cabin. Inedible leaves of wooden plants, such as mulberry can feed insect larvae. Converting inedible biomass including excretory waste to edible substance is another proposal for space agriculture. Based on these consideration, we have assessed silkworm pupa, fly and bee larva, locust, termite for their use in space diet. From nutritional view point to design space diet, menu shall be in a good balance of nutritional factors, such as the energy requirement, the composition between carbohydrates and lipids, protein intake and amino acids composition, minerals and vitamins. Taking meal is not just to fill nutritional requirements, but should be delicious for providing the joy of life. Cultural background of foods is quite important at making space diet acceptable for international space crew. Insect eating is a good subject for either space foods, and terrestrial problem of foods crisis that we may face in near future. Development of space agriculture might be a good test bed for the sustainable foods web at limited resource even on the mother planet, Earth.
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