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Tree sprout-remaining support-free grafting method

A grafting method and tree technology, applied in the fields of botany equipment and methods, horticulture, application, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in learning and mastering by ordinary technicians, excessive injury of rootstock damage, low survival rate of grafting, etc., and achieve windproof effect Good effect of increasing nutrient supply and easy operation

Active Publication Date: 2012-04-11
六安皖智知识产权运营有限公司
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[0002] The existing grafting technology generally adopts the key points of "alignment cambium" and "lubai" technology, but in practical application, there are many defects, such as grafting is not easy to survive, excessive rootstock wound fluid damages the scion, and conventional bandaging affects healing. Injured tissue formation and other situations will appear to varying degrees, resulting in a low survival rate of grafting (generally not more than 80%),
[0003] In the conventional grafting process, the operation of "alignment cambium" and "lubai" is relatively difficult, and it is difficult for ordinary technicians to learn and master
In addition, plastic strips for wrapping and new shoots need to be reinforced by tying pillars, which is not only labor-intensive and materials-intensive, but also supports are easy to shake and not firm

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[0040] Taking chestnut grafting as an example, the Rumoi-free grafting method includes the following steps:

[0041] grafting period

[0042] When the temperature rises in spring, the rootstock sap begins to flow, generally above 10°C, and the rootstock bark can be peeled off the xylem to start grafting.

[0043] Preparation for grafting

[0044] Choose fresh, well-developed, healthy and strong annual chestnut branches as the scion. The scion can be long or short, generally 10-15cm long. Note that the affinity between the chestnut scion and the rootstock is better. In dry areas, the top of the scion can be sealed with wax to keep it moist. The upper part of the scion is sealed with wax to keep moisture.

[0045] Rootstock treatment

[0046] Determine the grafting position on rootstock 1. The height of the grafting position from the ground is mainly determined according to the specific situation and needs. ), the trunk (or branch) is 50-80cm, the trunk (or branch) is broken...

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The invention discloses a tree sprout-remaining support-free grafting method, which is characterized in that: a green soft bark of a scionwood is bonded with the inside of a strip-shaped surface layer of a parental stock, so callus is easy to produce to join the scionwood and the parental stock; and wooden part of the parental stock bark at two sides of the strip-shaped surface layer is not stripped, more callus can be easily produced to be connected with more callus produced at the left side and the right side of an oblique surface of the scionwood, so compared with other method, trees which are grafted with the method are easier to survive, and the survival rate is generally more than 98 percent. At the same time, since sprout branches are remained to produce the photosynthesis, the bark of the parental stock is free from being rotten, and the growth on the periphery of the grafted place is good. Moreover, since the sprout branches produce the photosynthesis, the growth situation of young sprouts can be controlled, the nutrient supply to the parental stock and especially to the root of the parental stock can be increased, and the general growth of the parental stock after being grafted can be promoted; and a section of tree trunk is remained, so the young sprouts can be bond onto the tree trunk, the windproof effect is very good, support for binding a strut can be avoided, and labor and materials can be saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of tree grafting variety exchange, and relates to a grafting method, in particular to a tree grafting method for retaining germination and freeing support. Background technique [0002] The existing grafting technology generally adopts the key points of "alignment cambium" and "lubai" technology, but in practical application, there are many defects, such as grafting is not easy to survive, excessive rootstock wound fluid damages the scion, and conventional bandaging affects healing. Injury tissue formation and other situations will appear in varying degrees, resulting in a low graft survival rate (generally no more than 80%). [0003] In the conventional grafting process, the operation of "alignment cambium" and "lubai" is relatively difficult, and it is difficult for ordinary technicians to learn and master. In addition, plastic strips for wrapping and new shoots need to be reinforced with pillars, which n...

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IPC IPC(8): A01G1/06
Inventor 程义明程欢欢
Owner 六安皖智知识产权运营有限公司
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