Propagation method for using oil-tea young anvil to graft containerized seedlings
A technology of container seedlings and seedlings, which is applied in the field of forest tree propagation, can solve the problems of short grafting seasons and high management technical requirements, and achieve the effects of long grafting seasons, increased economic value, and simple cultivation methods
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[0036] Example 1: In early November 2006, common camellia seeds were used for seed germination, and the breeding anvil was sown in January 2007. The nutrient soil in the container was mixed with the following mass percentages of raw materials: soil miscellaneous fertilizer 60%, turf plaster 30% %, mature manure 7% and superphosphate 3%. After the young stocks were cultivated for 4 months, the semi-lignified branches of the excellent clones of Camellia oleifera were used as the scion (leave all leaves). The grafting was carried out by splitting in mid-May. The survival rate was investigated 25 days after the grafting. The survival rate reached 86.6%. After removing sprouts, topdressing root fertilizer, foliar fertilization, pest control and other management work, 88.3% of grafted container seedlings reached the standard of qualified seedlings in March of the following year, and the afforestation survival rate reached 95.7%.
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[0037] Example 2: Put the nutrient soil made by mixing and retting the following mass percentages of raw materials into each container: 70% soil miscellaneous fertilizer, 20% turf stucco, 7% decomposed bran cake fertilizer and 3% superphosphate. In December 2007, the seedlings were sown and cultivated with ordinary oil-tea camellia seeds. In July of the same year, the 6-month-old ordinary oil-tea camellia seedlings were used as rootstocks. Two superior clones of Cenruan 2 and Cenruan 3 selected by Guangxi Academy of Forestry were used. The branches are scions (leave all leaves) and are grafted by splitting. Foliar spraying of plant cytokinin was started 15 days after grafting, once every 7 to 10 days, and other management measures were the same as in Example 1. An investigation was conducted 20 days after grafting, and 83.2% of the grafted plants produced callus, and the grafted interface healed well.
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