Taxus chinensis var.mairei seedling breeding method
A technology for southern yew and seedlings, applied in botany equipment and methods, seed and rhizome treatment, fertilizer mixture, etc., can solve the problems that the natural environment cannot meet its reproductive requirements, low survival rate seed propagation, many manpower, material resources, etc. , to achieve the effects of not being easily infected with diseases, increasing the germination rate, and increasing the survival rate
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[0025] (1) Seed preparation: Collected 13 days after the fall of frost, retting the harvested fruit for a week, washing off the outer testa, adding fine sand, rubbing repeatedly, rubbing off the waxy layer, and using potassium permanganate with a mass concentration of 0.2% Soak the seeds for 30 minutes, dry the surface water, and wait for storage;
[0026] (2) Seed treatment: stack the seeds collected in step (1) for germination; store them in a room with high terrain, good drainage, and good ventilation conditions, and dig pits in the room for stacking; stack 15 After one month, when 70% of the seeds appear cracked and white, the seeds can be screened out for sowing;
[0027] (3) Soil preparation: carry out land preparation in October, including plowing, harrowing, leveling, and suppression; deep plowing and fine-tuning, removal of grass roots, stones, and ground leveling;
[0028] (4) Base fertilizer application: combined with site preparation, every 666.7m 2 Apply 1000kg ...
Embodiment 2
[0037] (1) Seed preparation: Collected 15 days after frost, retting the harvested fruit for a week, washing off the outer testa, adding fine sand, rubbing repeatedly, rubbing off the waxy layer, and using potassium permanganate with a mass concentration of 0.3% Soak the seeds for 35 minutes, dry the surface water, and wait for storage;
[0038] (2) Seed treatment: stack the seeds collected in step (1) for germination; store them in a room with high terrain, good drainage, and good ventilation conditions, and dig pits in the room for stacking; stack 16 After one month, when 80% of the seeds appear cracked and white, the seeds can be screened out for sowing;
[0039] (3) Soil preparation: From October to December, land preparation includes plowing, harrowing, leveling, and suppression; deep plowing and fine-tuning, removal of grass roots and stones, and leveling of soil;
[0040] (4) Base fertilizer application: combined with site preparation, every 666.7m 2 Apply 1200kg of de...
Embodiment 3
[0049] (1) Seed preparation: Collected 14 days after the fall of frost, retting the harvested fruit for a week, washing off the outer testa, adding fine sand, rubbing repeatedly, rubbing off the waxy layer, and using 0.25% potassium permanganate Soak the seeds for 32 minutes, dry the surface water, and wait for storage;
[0050] (2) Seed treatment: stack the seeds collected in step (1) for germination; store them in a room with high terrain, good drainage, and good ventilation conditions, and dig pits in the room for stacking; stack 15 ~ After 16 months, when 75% of the seeds appear cracked and white, the seeds can be screened out for sowing;
[0051] (3) Soil preparation: carry out land preparation in November, including plowing, harrowing, leveling, and suppression; deep plowing and fine-tuning, removal of grass roots, stones, and ground leveling;
[0052] (4) Base fertilizer application: combined with site preparation, every 666.7m 2 Apply 1100kg of decomposed column fert...
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