Method of breeding novel cultivar of zantedeschia hybrida by artificial supplementary pollination
An artificially assisted, calla lily technology, applied in horticultural methods, botanical equipment and methods, gardening tools/equipment, etc., can solve the problems of mismatched calla lily rapid development needs, degraded cut flower export, and no hybrid breeding, etc., to achieve Improve the efficiency of hybrid breeding, increase efficiency, reduce the effect of harvesting and storage costs
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Embodiment 1
[0021] A. The colored calla lily varieties "Kaman" and "Black Forest" were used as female and male parents respectively, and 4cm bulbs were selected for planting in March;
[0022] B. When the colored calla lily female plant in step A grows until the spathe has just unfolded and the stamens have not released pollen, cut off the entire male flower on the upper part of the anthurium, and if there are male flowers in the lower part of the incision, use tweezers to carefully remove the male flower, and wait for the stigma of the female flower to secrete When going out the mucus, collect the pollen that the male flower spits out on the same day from the male plant of step A, and carry out artificial pollination to the stigma of the female flower;
[0023] C. Cut the spathe of the pollinated plant in step B until only 3 cm of the base is left to expose the female flowers to prevent mildew, then bag the female flowers for 6 days, remove the bagging, and continue to grow until the p...
Embodiment 2
[0030] A. The colored calla lily varieties "Hayman" and "Faith" were used as female and male parents respectively, and 5cm bulbs were selected for planting in March;
[0031] B. When the colored calla lily female plant in step A grows until the spathe has just unfolded and the stamens have not released pollen, cut off the entire male flower on the upper part of the anthurium in time, and carefully remove the male flower remaining in the lower part of the cut with tweezers until the stigma of the female flower is secreted When going out the mucus, collect the pollen that the male flower spits out on the same day from the male plant of step A, and carry out artificial pollination to the stigma of the female flower;
[0032] C. Cut the spathe of the pollinated plant in step B until only 2 cm of the base is left to expose the female flower to prevent mildew and rot, then bag the female flower for 7 days, remove the bag, and continue to grow until the plant of the plant withers a...
Embodiment 3
[0039] A. The colored calla lily varieties "Aries" and "Heimajie" were used as the female parent and the male parent respectively, and the bulbs of 4cm were selected and planted in March;
[0040] B. When the colored calla lily female plant in step A grows until the spathe has just unfolded and the stamens have not released pollen, cut off the entire male flower on the upper part of the anthurium in time, and carefully remove the male flower remaining in the lower part of the cut with tweezers until the stigma of the female flower is secreted When going out the mucus, collect the pollen that the male flower spits out on the same day from the male plant of step A, and carry out artificial pollination to the stigma of the female flower;
[0041] C. Turn back the whole spathe of the pollinated plant in step B to expose the female flowers to prevent mildew, then bag the female flowers for 5 days, remove the bagging, and continue to grow until the plants of the plants wither and ...
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