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 the first ten days of November 2006, ordinary Camellia oleifera seeds were used for seed germination, and in January 2007, the anvils were sown. The nutrient soil in the container was made by mixing the following raw materials in mass percentages: 60% soil miscellaneous fertilizer, 30% turf plaster %, decomposed manure 7% and superphosphate 3%. After 4 months of cultivation, the semi-lignified branches of Camellia oleifera clones were used as scions (the whole leaves were left), and were grafted by split grafting in mid-May. After 25 days of grafting, the survival survey was carried out, and the survival rate reached 86.6%. After germination removal, topdressing root fertilizer and foliar fertilization, pest control and other management work, 88.3% of the grafted container seedlings reached the standard of qualified seedlings in March of the second year, and the survival rate of afforestation reached 95.7%.
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[0037] Example 2: Put the nutritious soil made by mixing and retting the following raw materials into each container: 70% soil miscellaneous fertilizer, 20% turf plaster, 7% decomposed bran cake fertilizer and 3% superphosphate. In December 2007, ordinary Camellia oleifera seedlings were sown and cultivated. In July of the same year, 6-month-old ordinary Camellia oleifera seedlings were used as rootstocks, and two fine Camellia oleifera clones, Cenruan 2 and Cenruan 3, were bred by Guangxi Academy of Forestry. The branches are scions (full leaves are left), and are grafted by split grafting. Fifteen days after grafting, plant cytokinin was sprayed on the leaves for 3 times, once every 7 to 10 days, and other management measures were the same as in Example 1. After 20 days of grafting, a survey was carried out, and 83.2% of the grafted plants produced callus tissue, and the grafted interface healed well.
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