Method for planting tuber mustards in poplar forest

Abstract

The method discloses a method for planting tuber mustards in a poplar forests, comprising the steps of (1) selecting a Sichuan and Zhejiang floral leaf tuber mustard type with good lump shape, tilted leaf, late bolting time, strong cold resistance, bacteria resistance, high yield and excellent quality; (2), breeding strong seedlings; (3), cleaning forest land; (4), planting tuber mustards without tillage; (5), resisting drought and applying fertilizer; (6) harvesting tuber mustards in good time. The method disclosed by the invention makes full use of resources such as precious land and sunlight in the forest, develops green tuber mustards rapidly, can ensure high wood quality and high yield, can ensure high tuber mustards quality and high yield, has high forest and agriculture benefits, enriches social wealth, increase farmer profits, consolidates afforestation effect, accelerates forest industry and ecological development.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the fields of forest cultivation, crop cultivation and ecology, in particular to a method for planting mustard in a forest. Background technique [0002] Italian poplar is one of the three fast-growing tree species in the world. It is suitable for growth in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, the plain lake area and the areas with similar climates. Most of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and its affiliated plains and lakes are alluvial soils, which are deep and fertile. It is not only suitable for the growth of Italian poplar, but also suitable for the growth of mustard mustard. But the biggest troubles at present: First, the existing forests of Italian poplars are full of miscellaneous trees and weeds competing with Italian poplars for sunlight and fertilizers. As a result, the growth of trees is slow, pests and diseases are common, serious livestock damage, frequent fires, poor quality of t...

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Problems solved by technology

As a result, the growth of trees is slow, pests and diseases are common, serious livestock damage, frequent fires, poor quality of trees, low preservation rate, and low yield of timber

The second is that people have the misunderstanding that only trees can grow in forest land, and long grass cannot be interplanted. Now countless forest land is in a state of desertion and idleness, which has caused a great waste of available resources.

The third is that there are only sporadic and conventional interplanting of forest vegetables. Because the season