Tree peony fresh cutting flower anti-staling agent and preservative solution
A technology of fresh-cut flowers and preservatives, applied in the direction of plant preservation, botany equipment and methods, applications, etc., can solve the problems of toxicity, strong corrosion, unsuitable for fresh-keeping of fresh-cut flowers for indoor viewing, etc., to delay dehydration, Effects of delaying aging process, inhibiting degradation and damage of plasma membrane
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[0012] The fresh-cut peony preservative of the present embodiment is: chitosan 2g, calcium chloride 15g, citric acid 5g, polyvinyl alcohol 20g, OP-10 emulsifier 3g, the fresh-keeping liquid of the present embodiment is the fresh-keeping liquid of the present embodiment The agent adopts the preparation method of the present invention to add water to make 1 liter of fresh-keeping liquid.
[0013] Take 20 peony flowers of the same batch, cut the flower body of the peony flower from the parent body, and insert them into vases containing water to make a total of 20 vase flower arrangements, and divide them into two groups of 10 in each group. . Carry out the fresh-keeping treatment of the vase flower arrangement of the test group as follows: when the peony flowers bloom and reach the opening stage, use a sprayer to spray the fresh-keeping solution of this embodiment on the surface of the cut flowers to form a thin film on the petals, wait for the cut flowers to bloom completely, an...
Embodiment 2
[0015] The antistaling agent for fresh cut peony of the present embodiment is: chitosan 8g, calcium chloride 5g, citric acid 10g, polyvinyl alcohol 13g, OP-10 emulsifier 4g. The fresh-keeping liquid of the present embodiment is prepared by adding water to the fresh-keeping agent of the present embodiment by the preparation method of the present invention to make 1 liter of fresh-keeping liquid.
[0016] Take 30 peony flowers of the same batch, cut the flower body of the peony flower from the parent body, and insert them into vases containing water to make a total of 30 vase flower arrangements, and divide them into two groups of 15 in each group. . Carry out the fresh-keeping treatment of the vase flower arrangement of the test group as follows: when the peony flowers bloom and reach the opening stage, use a sprayer to spray the fresh-keeping solution of this embodiment on the surface of the cut flowers to form a thin film on the petals, wait for the cut flowers to bloom compl...
Embodiment 3
[0018] The antistaling agent for fresh cut peony of the present embodiment is: chitosan 4g, calcium chloride 8g, citric acid 18g, polyvinyl alcohol 10g, OP-10 emulsifier 5g. The fresh-keeping liquid of the present embodiment is prepared by adding water to the fresh-keeping agent of the present embodiment by the preparation method of the present invention to make 1 liter of fresh-keeping liquid.
[0019] Take 20 peony flowers of the same batch, cut the flower body of the peony flower from the parent body, and insert them into vases containing water to make a total of 20 vase flower arrangements, and divide them into two groups of 10 in each group. . Carry out the fresh-keeping treatment of the vase flower arrangement of the test group as follows: when the peony flowers bloom and reach the opening stage, use a sprayer to spray the fresh-keeping solution of this embodiment on the surface of the cut flowers to form a thin film on the petals, wait for the cut flowers to bloom compl...
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