Method for improving breeding quality of dalbergia odorifera cuttings
A technology of Dalbergia balata and cuttings, which is applied in the field of improving the breeding quality of Dalbergia balata cuttings, can solve the problems of large differentiation of seedlings for afforestation and seedlings, immature tissue culture technology, and large randomness of ear picking time, etc., and achieves favorable development. Root and growth, shortening the time of rooting and emergence from the nursery, and improving the survival rate of cuttings
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[0024] Choose leeward, southeast, loose soil, and fertile downhill land as the ear picking nursery. In late February, choose 1-year-old seedlings with a ground diameter of 0.3 cm and a seedling height of 40 cm as the mother plant. When taking out new shoots, dig a hole of 30cm×30cm×30cm, apply 0.5kg of garbage manure processed by composting and fermentation, and plant the plants with a row spacing of 40cm×60cm. By July, 150g of compound fertilizer was applied by opening a shallow ditch at a distance of 20cm from the base of the mother plant. One year after the mother plant was planted, the Dalbergia japonica seedlings began to shed their leaves in late February. When no new buds emerged, cut off the main trunk with a saw at a distance of 5cm from the ground. The sawing edge was wedge-shaped. When the sprouted branches grow to 30cm after cutting, keep 2 to 3 sprouts that are relatively thick and evenly distributed, and cut off the rest of the sprouts. The pruning method of the ...
Embodiment 2
[0026]Choose leeward, southeast, loose soil, and fertile downhill land as the ear picking nursery. In mid-March, choose 1-year-old seedlings with a ground diameter of 0.5 cm and a seedling height of 50 cm as the mother plant. When taking out new shoots, dig a hole of 35cm×35cm×35cm, apply 0.75kg of garbage manure processed by composting and fermentation, and plant the row spacing of 50cm×70cm. In late July, 200g of compound fertilizer was applied in a shallow ditch at a distance of 20cm from the base of the mother plant. One year after the mother plant was planted, the Dalbergia japonica seedlings began to shed their leaves in mid-March. When no new buds emerged, cut off the main trunk with a saw at a distance of 8cm from the ground. The sawing edge was wedge-shaped. When the sprouted branches grow to 40cm after cutting, keep 2 to 3 sprouts that are relatively thick and evenly distributed, and the remaining sprouts are cut off. The pruning method of the retained sprouts is the...
Embodiment 3
[0028] Choose the leeward, southeast, loose soil, fertile downhill land as the ear picking nursery, choose 1-year-old seedlings with a ground diameter of 0.8cm and a seedling height of 60cm as the mother plant in late March, and the Dalbergia japonica seedlings begin to shed their leaves in late March. When taking out new shoots, dig a hole of 40cm×40cm×40cm, apply 1.0kg of garbage manure processed by composting and fermentation, and plant the row spacing of 60cm×80cm. In August, a shallow ditch was opened at a distance of 20 cm from the base of the mother plant and 250 g of compound fertilizer was applied. One year after the mother plant was planted, the Dalbergia japonica seedlings began to shed their leaves in late March. When no new buds emerged, cut off the main trunk with a saw at a distance of 5cm from the ground. The sawing edge was wedge-shaped. When the sprouted branches grow to 50cm after cutting, keep 2 to 3 sprouts that are relatively thick and evenly distributed,...
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