Method for obtaining dropping shoot type grevillea robusta by grafting grevillea baueri dwarf
A ground cover silver birch and weeping branch technology, applied in the field of asexual reproduction of ornamental plants, can solve problems such as water resistance, loss of vitality, and plant death, and achieve the effects of long flowering period, large flower volume, and expanded planting range
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[0052] Example 1 Effects of different seasons on the survival rate of grafting
[0053] Ground cover silver birch copper vine ( G. Bronze Rambler ) as the scion, carry out experiments on the survival rate of grafting in different seasons represented by spring, summer and autumn. The survival rate in summer is 33.7%, and the survival rate in autumn is the lowest. In spring in Guangzhou, due to too much rain, the survival rate of grafting is unstable. In March 2013, it rained two days after grafting, which affected the survival rate. In April 2014, the weather was sunny for more than 5 consecutive days after grafting, and the survival rate of grafting was significantly higher than that in March 2013 (Table 1).
[0054] Table 1 Grafting survival rate in different seasons
Embodiment 2
[0055] Example 2 The effect of storage time on the survival rate of grafted cuttings after collection
[0056] The ground cover silver birch and copper vine ( G. Bronze Rambler ), groundcover Silver Birch Kulula Cascade ( G. cooroora cascade ) as the scion, and the effect of the storage time of the scion on the survival rate of the graft was studied.
[0057] The results of the study are shown in Table 2. It can be seen from Table 2 that the grafting of ground cover silver birch should adopt the method of harvesting and grafting, and the survival rate can reach up to 22.2%. , Water conservation measures, it is best to complete the grafting on the same day and the next day. With the increase of storage time, the survival rate continues to decline. The second and third days of grafting are of little significance. survive.
[0058] Table 2 Effect of scion storage time on graft survival rate
Embodiment 3
[0059] Example 3 Effect of spike type on grafting survival rate
[0060] Three scion types are selected for ground cover silver birch grafting (see figure 1 and Table 3), select the scion with axillary bud growth and keep all the axillary buds (see figure 1 C and Table 3) Grafting works best. Especially with the ground cover silver birch crown ( G. Royal mantel ) as the scion, select the scion with axillary bud growth and keep all the axillary buds (see figure 1 C) Than the scion with pruned part of the axillary buds (see figure 1 b) The survival rate of grafted grafts was 2.6 times higher than that of grafts with ungrown axillary buds (see figure 1 A) Improvement by 5.5 times (see Table 3).
[0061] Table 3 Effect of scion type on survival rate
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