Mixed planting method for lemons and magnolia officinalis

Abstract

The invention discloses a mixed planting method for lemons and magnolia officinalis. The method comprises the following steps of 1 land selection, 2 soil preparation, 3 basic fertilizer application, 4 lemon seedling planting, 5 magnolia officinalis planting and 6 lemon seedling management. According to the mixed planting method for the lemons and the magnolia officinalis, the magnolia officinalis is planted under the lemons according to the standard row distance and interval, water and soil loss can be reduced through the lemons and the magnolia officinalis, especially when the lemons and the magnolia officinalis are planted on barren mountains or bank sides on the bank of the Yangtze river basin, the orchard site is enlarged, high economic utilization value is achieved, the plant survival rate of the lemons and the magnolia officinalis is high, and the yield of the lemons and the magnolia officinalis is increased.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of horticulture and vegetable cultivation, and in particular relates to a mixed planting method of lemon and magnolia officinalis which is suitable for vast western regions. Background technique [0002] The existing lemon orchard production adopts the method of tilling and turning the soil several times a year, and the ground is exposed to cultivation and management. There are traditional cultivation methods such as a large amount of water and soil erosion in the orchard, accelerated soil nutrient leaching, weak drought resistance, low fertilizer utilization rate, and ecological imbalance in the orchard. The flaws and insufficiencies of the model, frequent soil tillage not only increase the production cost, but also cause the destruction of soil structure and the decline of soil fertility, resulting in serious loss of water, soil and nutrients, which brings serious environmental pollution problems and destro...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] The existing lemon orchard production adopts the method of tilling and turning the soil several times a year, and the ground is exposed to cultivation and management. There are traditional cultivation methods such as a large amount of water and soil erosion in the orchard, accelerated soil nutrient leaching, weak drought resistance, low fertilizer utilization rate, and ecological imbalance in the orchard. The flaws and insufficiencies of the model, frequent soil tillage not only increase the production cost, but also cause the destruction of soil structure and the decline of soil fertility, resulting in serious loss of water, soil and nutrients, which brings serious environmental pollution problems and destroys the possibility of agricultural production. With continuous development and the transfer of a large number of rural labor forces, the traditional farming model with high input, high intensity and low comprehensive benefits can no longer meet the needs of current agricultural production