Jatropha curcas budgrafting high order grafting improved method
A high-level grafting and Jatropha curcas technology, applied in horticultural methods, botanical equipment and methods, horticulture, etc., can solve the problems that Jatropha curcas has not been reported
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[0016] The excellent Jatropha curcas material used in this test belongs to the geographically dominant species after multiple reselections, and the target character is stable, that is, the oil content of the seed kernel is 65.5%, and the yield per mu is 350kg (20 plants per mu).
[0017] Follow the steps below
[0018] 1. Budding time and scion selection
[0019] Choose to bud in February in spring and September in autumn. The scion adopts the lignified and semi-lignified branches of Jatropha curcas with excellent materials, and the rootstock selects the Jatropha curcas that needs to be transformed. The daily temperature for budding is 20±3°C.
[0020] 2. Budding operation
[0021] (1) Bud peeling: select the spikes of a good Jatropha curcas variety, and use a grafting knife to peel off the buds. When taking buds, use a grafting knife to cut horizontally at 1.0-1.5 cm above and below the bud position, press and cut to the xylem at the left and right sides of the buds at a ...
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