Orange pedicel drop resisting preparation and application method thereof

Abstract

The invention provides an orange pedicel drop resisting preparation which is prepared from the following ingredients in parts by weight: one part of 2-methyl-4-chlorophenoxyacetic acid or 2-methyl-4-sodium chlorophenoxyacete or 2-methyl-4-amine chlorophenoxyacete, 10-20 parts of glycerinum and 40-50 parts of polyoxyethylene-8-octyl phenyl ether-100 (triton X-100). The orange pedicel drop resisting preparation is used for preventing drop of orange fruits before harvesting, and fruit drop before harvesting can be reduced by 64.1-87.4 percent. The preparation has a good effect of preventing pedicel drop of stored orange fruits and can be used for reducing the pedicel drop of the stored fruits by 94-100 percent.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a preparation for preventing citrus pedicles from falling off and a use method thereof, which can be used to prevent citrus fruits from falling off before harvest and / or the pedicles of stored fruits from falling off. Background technique [0002] Citrus is one of the superior agricultural products planned by the state. In 2012, my country's citrus production ranked first in the world, reaching 31.68 million tons. Citrus has become an important economic crop in southern my country and a pillar industry for getting rid of poverty and becoming rich in the poor mountainous areas of the south. Most of the citrus fruits in my country are ripe and marketed from October to March of the following year. During this period, the temperature is low, and the fruits are prone to fruit drop during the ripening period caused by low temperature (referred to as "pre-harvest fruit drop"). Under natural conditions, the pre-harvest fruit drop of ...

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Problems solved by technology

Under natural conditions, the pre-harvest fruit drop of most citrus varieties accounts for 15%-50% of the total fruit hanging on the trees in this period, and the varieties with serious pre-harvest fruit drop, such as Hamlin sweet orange and Minaixia orange, account for more than 70%. serious losses in production

And in the storage process after the citrus fruit is harvested, the fruit pedicle is easy to fall off, and the germs invade from the pedicle of the citrus fruit, which causes the rot rate of the stored citrus fruit to increase significantly, and brings serious losses to the industry.

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