Rooting agent for raising cutting seedling of zelkova serrata

A technology for raising seedlings and rooting agents by cuttings, applied in directions such as biocides, plant growth regulators, plant growth regulators, etc., can solve problems such as poor naphthalene acetic acid promoting effect, energy waste, and insignificant promoting effect, and achieves improved rooting efficiency, The effect of early rooting time

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-12-04
江苏农景生态建设有限公司
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The effect of ABT rooting powder on the rooting of beech cuttings was not significant, and the effect of naphthalene acetic acid on the rooting of beech cuttings was not as good as that

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Embodiment 1

[0016] The preparation of rooting agent powder of the present invention:

[0017] a. Dissolving indole butyric acid in alcohol to obtain a solution, the mass ratio of indole butyric acid to alcohol is 10:1;

[0018] B, the solution obtained in step a is poured in the talc powder, and mixed to obtain a mixed material containing 1300 mg of indole butyric acid per kilogram;

[0019] c. Dry the mixed material obtained in step b until the alcohol evaporates completely.

[0020] Dip the base of the zelkova scion to be cut in water first, then dip it in the rooting agent powder at a medium speed, and then cut it.

[0021] Preparation of IBA water agent: dissolve indole butyric acid in water to obtain the product.

[0022] The base of the zelkova fringe to be cut is quickly dipped in IBA water solution, and then the cutting is carried out.

Embodiment 2

[0024] It is basically the same as Example 1, except that the mass ratio of indole butyric acid to alcohol in the preparation step a of the rooting agent powder is 15:1, and in the preparation step b, the mass content of indole butyric acid in every kilogram of mixed material is 1600mg.

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[0026] Table 1 Rooting characteristics of different treatments of beech cuttings

[0027] different treatment Spike type (cm) Bud germination period (d) Initial stage of callus (d) Appearance period of adventitious roots (d) Rooting agent powder 1500ppm 0.5-1.0 22 25 30 Rooting agent powder 1000ppm 0.5-1.0 22 25 35 IBA water agent 1500ppm 0.5-1.0 31 35 46 IBA water agent 1000ppm 0.5-1.0 33 35 46 CK 0.5-1.0 40 31 62

[0028] Table 2 Rooting types of different treatments of beech cuttings

[0029] different treatment Spike type (cm) Mixed rooting rate% Cortex rooting rate% Callus rooting rate% Roo...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a rooting agent for raising a cutting seedling of a zelkova serrata. The rooting agent comprises indole butyric acid and talcum powder, wherein the mass of the indole butyric acid in each kilogram of rooting agent is 1300-1600 mg. The rooting agent for raising the cutting seedling of the zelkova serrata can shorten time for rooting and can improve rooting efficiency, a zelkova serrata scion branch processed by the rooting agent can grow axillary buds after around 22 days of cutting, after three days of the buding of the scion branch, little amount of culluses are generated at a lower cutting opening of the scion branch; along with the rising of the temperature, after about 40 days, all axillary buds grow out, spires are grown, and about 80% of scion branch generates calluses; the rooting of the processed scion branch is mainly based on calluses in an intensive and bursting manner; the quantity of roots is large, branch roots are strong and the number of the branch root can even be hundreds.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a beech tree cutting seedling raising and rooting agent, which belongs to the field of plant cultivation. Background technique [0002] The selective application of plant root promoting agent is one of the key technologies to improve the survival rate of forest cuttings. Commonly used exogenous rooting agents include naphthaleneacetic acid, indole butyric acid (IBA), and ABT rooting powder. The effect of ABT rooting powder on the rooting of beech cuttings was not significant, and the effect of naphthalene acetic acid on the rooting of beech cuttings was not as good as that of IBA. However, if the indole butyric acid is used directly, the consumption is relatively large, and the effect of the indole butyric acid cannot be fully utilized, resulting in a waste of energy. Contents of the invention [0003] Purpose of the invention: the purpose of the invention is to provide a rooting agent with good rooting effect and low cost ...

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IPC IPC(8): A01N43/38A01P21/00
Inventor 郁世军张颖李英
Owner 江苏农景生态建设有限公司
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