Seedling cultivation and forestation method for rare tree species tectona grandis L.f. in rocky desert area
A seedling afforestation and rocky desertification technology, applied in afforestation, forestry, climate change adaptation and other directions, can solve problems such as incomplete application of seedling afforestation technology in rocky desertification areas, insufficiently developed teak seedling root system, negative impact on the ecological environment, etc. The effect of speeding up the process of vegetation restoration, improving afforestation efficiency and reducing labor intensity
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[0032] In March 2006, the teak seeds were put into the mortar, and the peel was smashed while pounding, taking care not to injure the seed core. After removing the impurities, the clean seeds were obtained. The plump teak seeds were selected and soaked in water at 48°C Let the seeds swell for 18 hours to fully absorb water, then remove the seeds from clean water and drain the water. Sow the drained teak seeds evenly and densely on the sand bed that has been routinely disinfected. When sowing, every 1m 2 Sow 800 g of teak seeds and cover with a layer of river sand with a thickness of 0.5 cm. A degradable non-woven seedling bag with a size of 10 cm×12 cm was selected as the seedling container. Use huangni and conventionally treated coconut bran to prepare a substrate in a volume ratio of 7:3, put it into a seedling container, place the seedling container into a furrow, and cultivate it with fine soil around it to keep water and fertilizer. Disinfect with 0.5% potassium permang...
Embodiment 2
[0038] In April 2012, put the teak seeds into the mortar, turn them while pounding, smash the peel, be careful not to damage the seed core, and get clean seeds after removing impurities. Select plump teak seeds and soak them in water at 45 ℃ Let the seeds swell for 18 hours to fully absorb water, then remove the seeds from clean water and drain the water. Sow the drained teak seeds evenly and densely on the sand bed that has been routinely disinfected. When sowing, every 1m 2 Sow 800 g of teak seeds and cover with a layer of river sand with a thickness of 0.5 cm. A degradable non-woven seedling bag with a size of 10 cm×12 cm was selected as the seedling container. Use Huang Ni and conventionally treated coconut bran to prepare the matrix at a volume ratio of 5:5, put it into a seedling container, place the seedling container into a furrow, and cultivate it with fine soil around it, so as to retain water and fertilizer. Disinfect with 0.5% potassium permanganate solution the ...
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[0044] In April 2013, the teak seeds were put into the mortar, and the peel was smashed while pounding. Be careful not to damage the seed core. After removing the impurities, the clean seeds were obtained. The full teak seeds were selected and soaked in water at 40 °C. Let the seeds swell for 20 hours to fully absorb water, then remove the seeds from clean water and drain the water. Sow the drained teak seeds evenly and densely on the sand bed that has been routinely disinfected. When sowing, every 1m 2 Sow 800 g of teak seeds and cover with a layer of river sand with a thickness of 0.5 cm. A degradable non-woven seedling bag with a size of 10 cm×12 cm was selected as the seedling container. Use Huang Ni and conventionally treated coconut bran to prepare the substrate by mixing the volume ratio of 3:7, put it into the seedling container, place the seedling container into a furrow, cultivate it with fine soil around it, so as to retain water and fertilizer. Disinfect with 0.5...
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