Vegetative propagation method for SH-series apple dwarfing rootstock
A technique of dwarfing rootstocks and vegetative propagation, which is applied in botany equipment and methods, horticulture, cultivation, etc. It can solve the problems that the characteristics of SH-series apple dwarfing rootstocks cannot be fully utilized, increase the cost of seedling cultivation, etc., and achieve high yield and stress resistance Sexuality, accelerated seedling raising speed, and broad application prospects
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[0024] A method for asexual propagation of SH line apple dwarf rootstocks, comprising the steps of:
[0025] 1) Acquisition and treatment of SH-line apple dwarf rootstock grafted seedlings
[0026] In August, use the method of bud grafting to graft SH-series apple dwarf rootstocks on the seedlings of the eight-edged crabapple that year. Cut off the top 2 cm above the grafted buds to promote the germination of the grafted buds; after the grafted buds germinate, in order to maintain the growth of the branches formed by the grafted buds, the branches formed by the germination of the buds of the eight-edged Begonia seedlings Cut off, and when the grafted buds form branches and reach a height of 1 meter, press them down to be parallel to the ground;
[0027] 2) Obtaining new branches for cuttings
[0028]On the branches formed by the grafted buds, girdling a girdling opening with a width of 1 mm every 4 leaves in the range of 70 cm from its base upwards, and wrapping the girdling...
Embodiment 2
[0038] A method for asexual propagation of SH line apple dwarf rootstocks, comprising the steps of:
[0039] 1) Acquisition and treatment of SH-line apple dwarf rootstock grafted seedlings
[0040] In September, use the method of bud grafting to graft SH-series apple dwarf rootstocks on the seedlings of the eight-edged crabapple that year. Cut off the top 2 cm above the grafted buds to promote the germination of the grafted buds; after the grafted buds germinate, in order to maintain the growth of the branches formed by the grafted buds, the branches formed by the germination of the buds of the eight-edged Begonia seedlings Cut off, and when the grafted buds form branches and reach a height of 1 meter, press them down to be parallel to the ground;
[0041] 2) Obtaining new branches for cuttings
[0042] On the branches formed by the grafted buds, girdling a girdling opening with a width of 1 mm every 4 leaves in the range of 70 cm from its base upwards, and wrapping the gird...
Embodiment 3
[0052] A method for asexual propagation of SH line apple dwarf rootstocks, comprising the steps of:
[0053] 1) Acquisition and treatment of SH-line apple dwarf rootstock grafted seedlings
[0054] In July, the SH-series apple dwarf rootstocks were grafted on the seedlings of the eight-edged crabapple by budding. Cut off the top 2 cm above the grafted buds to promote the germination of the grafted buds; after the grafted buds germinate, in order to maintain the growth of the branches formed by the grafted buds, the branches formed by the germination of the buds of the eight-edged Begonia seedlings Cut off, and when the grafted buds form branches and reach a height of 1 meter, press them down to be parallel to the ground;
[0055] 2) Obtaining new branches for cuttings
[0056] On the branches formed by the grafted buds, girdling a girdling opening with a width of 1 mm every 4 leaves in the range of 70 cm from its base upwards, and wrapping the girdling place with high-temper...
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