A Seedling Cultivation Method for Improving the Survival Rate of Black Locust Grafting
The technology of survival rate and Robinia pseudoacacia is applied in the field of raising seedlings for improving the grafting survival rate of Robinia pseudoacacia, which can solve the problems of easy wind breakage of seedlings, low survival rate and high cost, and achieve the effects of robust growth of seedlings, high efficacy and low cost.
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[0022] Below in conjunction with embodiment the present invention is further described.
[0023] A seedling raising method for improving the survival rate of black locust grafting, comprising the following method steps:
[0024] (1) Select the rootstock: when the leaf buds germinate in the first and middle days of April, select 1-year-old black locust seedlings as the rootstock, and the rhizome is more than 1.0 cm thick.
[0025] (2) Collection and preservation of scions: Collect scions from late February to early March, and select healthy and pest-free Robinia pseudoacacia varieties or clones as scions. 1.0cm. After harvesting, store them in a pit in a cool and leeward place, and bury them with wet sand.
[0026] (3) Grafting: Grafting begins when the leaf buds germinate in the first and middle days of April. The skin connection method is divided into 4 steps:
[0027] A. Cutting the scion: choose a plump bud, and cut it into a 2cm-long horse-ear-shaped slope at the botto...
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