Plant wound protecting agent and woundplast using protecting agent

Abstract

The invention discloses a plant wound protecting agent. The plant wound protecting agent comprises the following components in weight percentage: 20-30% of polyvinyl acetate emulsion, 10-15% of Vaseline, 30-45% of potassium humate, 15-20% of fulvic acid, 2-5% of compound microbial bacterial preparation, 0.04-0.06% of a-naphthylacetic acid and 0.5-1.5% of polyvinyl alcohol. The invention further discloses a woundplast using the plant wound protecting agent. The woundplast using the plant wound protecting agent comprises a band reel and a plurality of bands, wherein a protective layer is arranged on each band; double-sided adhesive layers / layer are / is arranged on the two sides or one side of the protective layer; a connecting belt is arranged between two adjacent bands; the protective layer is coated with the plant wound protecting agent; the protective layer is covered by a release paper layer; and peripheral edges of the release paper layer and the protective layer are bonded and fixed. The plant wound protecting agent is simple in formulation; and the woundplast is simple in structure, convenient to use, low in cost, low in manpower cost and low in labor intensity.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of forestry plant maintenance in agriculture, in particular to a plant wound protection agent and a band-aid using the protection agent. Background technique: [0002] The wounds of plant stems are susceptible to infection of germs, leading to stem rot and serious plant death. In forestry maintenance, especially for fruit trees, wound care of plant stems can reduce losses and is a must. One of the measures. [0003] Taking apple fruit trees as an example, apple tree rot is the most important disease that causes the destruction of gardens, and is called cancer of apple trees by fruit farmers. The pathogenic bacteria overwinter in the diseased bark or xylem of diseased scars, and the diseased spots produce conidia in early spring. The spores spread with the wind and rain. Platform and fruit stalk scars, exfoliated cortex, or other wounds invade the tree body, and lie latent after invasion, showing a peak in...

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Problems solved by technology

In terms of production, the main problems in the prevention and control of rot disease are: emphasis on treatment, neglect prevention; emphasis on chemical agents, neglect tree vigor; emphasis on spring curettage, neglect prevention and treatment of annual

However, manual deployment and manual brushing are costly and labor-intensive

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