Method for breeding Acer rubrum 'Autumn Fantasy' from Acer rubrum 'Autumn Blaze' cutting seedlings by bud grafting
A technology of cutting seedlings and flames, which is applied in autumn flame cutting seedlings budding breeding North American red maple autumn dream field, can solve the problems of affecting the quality of seedlings, slow reproduction, bending of seedling stems, etc. Straight and beautiful, long growth effect
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[0013] From mid-August to early September, 1-2-year-old cuttings of autumn flames are used as rootstocks. Adopt "T" shape budding method, first cut "T" shape mouth at rootstock 3~5cm from the ground, deep to xylem, width of horizontal line is about 1cm, length of vertical line is about 3cm. Use the mid-section of the sunny and strong short branches of autumn dreams to fill the buds, cut off the leaves, keep the petioles, lift the branches upside down by hand, and use a knife to cut upwards at an angle of 20° to 30° at about 1.5cm below the buds. The cut surface should be smooth, reaching the xylem as deep as the bud, and stop at about 1cm above the bud, and then cut across the bud along with the xylem to remove the bud. It is 1.5-2cm long and has a 1cm long petiole for budding. When cutting the bud slices, protect the bud pad and bring a small amount of xylem, rem...
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