A kind of seedling raising method of different stock grafting of Fiji sandalwood
A technology for grafting seedlings and sandalwood, applied in the directions of grafting, botanical equipment and methods, gardening, etc., can solve problems such as restricting the development of sandalwood planting in Fiji, technical difficulties in clonal propagation of sandalwood, and limited number of plants. Solve the effects of lack of seedlings, high grafting survival rate and short time required
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[0043] Fiji sandalwood grafting operation steps (in April 2013, in the warm spring of Guangzhou):
[0044] (1) Preparation and processing of rootstock
[0045] Select 1 year old, grow well, main trunk is obvious, and arrange the seedling stage host well, the real Indian sandalwood seedling that ground diameter is 0.5cm is used as grafting rootstock, cuts off at the 10cm height place apart from the base, and the otch is flatly cut;
[0046] (2) collection and processing of scion
[0047] Cut the semi-lignified or lignified upright shoots with buds facing the sun from the fine mother tree in the Fiji sandalwood plantation as the scion material, cut it into 8cm long scions, remove the leaves, cut the upper end of the scion into a flat incision, and cut each section of the scion Keep 2 to 4 bud eyes, seal the scion with plastic wrap, wrap it with a wet towel, and bring it back to the grafting nursery; the treated scion is refrigerated at 4°C and can be stored for 2 to 3 days;
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Embodiment 2
[0058] Fiji sandalwood grafting operation steps (July 2013, Guangzhou high temperature season):
[0059] (1) Preparation and processing of rootstock
[0060] Select 1.5 years old, grow well, main trunk is obvious, and arrange the seedling stage host well, the real Indian sandalwood seedling that ground diameter is 0.8cm is used as grafting rootstock, cuts off at the 20cm height place apart from the base, and the otch is flat cut;
[0061] (2) collection and processing of scion
[0062] Cut the semi-lignified or lignified upright shoots with buds facing the sun from the fine mother tree in the Fiji sandalwood plantation as the scion material, cut it into a 6cm long scion, remove the leaves, cut the upper end of the scion into a flat incision, and each section of the scion Keep 2 to 4 bud eyes, seal the scion with plastic wrap, wrap it with a wet towel, and bring it back to the grafting nursery; the treated scion is refrigerated at 0°C and can be stored for 2 to 3 days;
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Embodiment 3
[0073] Fiji Sandalwood Grafting Operation Steps (December 2013, in the cold winter of Guangzhou)
[0074] (1) Preparation and processing of rootstock
[0075] Select 2 years old, grow well, main trunk is obvious, and arrange the seedling stage host well, the true Indian sandalwood seedling that ground diameter is 1cm is used as grafting rootstock, cuts off at the 30cm height place apart from the base, and the otch is flat cut;
[0076] (2) collection and processing of scion
[0077] Cut semi-lignified or lignified upright shoots with buds facing the sun from the excellent mother tree in the Fiji sandalwood plantation as the scion material, cut it into a 10cm long scion, remove the leaves, cut the upper end of the scion into a flat incision, and each section of the scion Keep 2 to 4 bud eyes, seal the scion with plastic wrap, wrap it with a wet towel, and bring it back to the grafting nursery; the treated scion is refrigerated at 6°C and can be stored for 2 to 3 days;
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