A method for efficient cultivation of kiwifruit double-layer scaffolding

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for cultivating fruit trees, in particular to a method for efficiently cultivating kiwifruit double-layer scaffolding. In layer cultivation, the female and male plants are respectively guided to the double-layer frame surface with a single trunk. The upper layer frame is used for the left and right branches of the male kiwifruit plant, and the lower layer frame is used for the left and right sides of the female kiwifruit plant branches; Thin out the branches on the rack surface of the male plant to realize the normal fruiting of the kiwi fruit on the lower rack surface and ensure the quality of the kiwi fruit. The invention not only satisfies the needs of pollination and fertilization of female plants, fully utilizes the effective cultivated land, but also achieves the purposes of shading and cooling, resisting wind and mitigating frost damage.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for cultivating fruit trees, in particular to a method for efficiently cultivating kiwifruit double-layer scaffolding. Background technique [0002] Kiwi fruit is rich in vitamins and a variety of amino acids. It is sweet and sour, and has a specific flavor. The fruit, root, branch, and leaf can be used as medicine, which can prevent cancer, lower blood fat, lower blood pressure, and relieve intestinal diseases. It can be eaten fresh , and can be processed into canned food, fruit juice, jam, preserved fruit, wine making, salad, sweets and pickled products, etc., with high economic value and known as "the king of fruits". There are 66 species of kiwifruit in the world, about 118 taxa (variants or variants), of which 62 species are native to China, mainly distributed between the Yangtze River and the Pearl River, which is the origin center of Chinese kiwifruit. [0003] At present, China's kiwifruit cultivation area and...

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However, the application of these measures has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, the application of windbreaks makes the plants close to the windbreaks often not enough light, and the use of sunshade nets not only increases labor costs, but also consumes financial resources.

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