Local breeding technology for virus-free seedling of Korla pear
A technology of Korla fragrant pears and seedlings, which is applied in the directions of vegetative propagation, horticulture, botanical equipment and methods, etc., to achieve the effect of strong wind resistance
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[0029] The Korla fragrant pear virus-free seedling local breeding technology is characterized in that it comprises the following steps:
[0030] 1) Fragrant pear grafting seedlings
[0031] a. Site fertilization: choose fertile soil and plow 30-40cm deep, apply 3-4 m3 of organic fertilizer per acre, or 1 m3 of decomposed chicken manure or 100-200 kg of cake fertilizer. m, the furrow should be leveled;
[0032] b Rootstock cultivation: use Du pear and Dou pear as grafting rootstocks. Before sowing, the seeds of Du pear and Dou pear are stored in a 4°C refrigerator for sand storage and stratification. 3 m×4m, cover the soil with straw or plastic film, remove the seeds after they germinate and emerge from the soil, or make an opening to make the seedlings grow;
[0033] c Field management: When the temperature reaches 9°C in spring, the apical membrane will start to germinate in about 10 days, and a small hole will be made at the apical membrane to lead the seedlings...
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