Grafting survival method of walnut test tube seedlings outside test tube
A test-tube seedling and extra-test-tube technology, which is applied in the cultivation field of walnut seedlings, can solve problems such as unstable survival rate, low reproduction coefficient, and long seedling time, and achieve the goals of improving grafting survival rate, broad application prospects, and reducing seedling loss Effect
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[0012] A method for grafting and surviving walnut test-tube seedlings outside the test tube, comprising the following steps:
[0013] (1) Cultivation of stock seedlings:
[0014] Choose large walnut seeds with plump kernels, no disease, and clean outer testa as anvil seeds, soak them in warm water for 3 days, and change the water 1-2 times a day. Put the fully water-absorbed seeds into the sterilized wet sand in the greenhouse for germination. The humidity of the sand should not be too high, if you hold it in a ball, it will disperse when you loosen it, and it should be moisturized. After 6-8 days, the radicle grows out, and after 9-12 days, the embryo emerges. When the height of the seedling is 9-11cm, the true leaves have not yet unfolded, and the young stem is still in light red, it can be used as a stock seedling. When taking it out, be careful not to knock off any part of the germ, radicle or walnut, and do not leave it outside for too long to prevent the newly germinat...
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