Management method for eucalyptus tree man-made forest
A plantation and eucalyptus technology, applied in the management field of eucalyptus plantation, can solve the problems of healthy development and sustainable management of eucalyptus plantation, decreased carbon sequestration potential, and increased carbon emissions, etc., to achieve sustainable management and promote productivity. and carbon sequestration capacity, the effect of increasing carbon storage
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[0029] Step 1. Woodland preparation: chop up the harvesting residues in the woodland and keep them in the woodland, and then dig planting holes on the woodland after preparing the land in blocks. The row and plant spacing of the planting holes are both 2 meters. Apply 400g organic fertilizer in each plant hole.
[0030] Step 2, afforestation: select clonal eucalyptus and native tree species for afforestation, and plant holes in three adjacent rows as a group. In each group, eucalyptus is first planted in two adjacent rows near the periphery of the woodland, and the other row is planted with native tree species. The same groups are arranged in sequence, and the afforestation density is 90 trees / mu for eucalyptus and 30 trees / mu for mixed species.
[0031] Step 3, tending after afforestation: Within one year after afforestation, eucalyptus and native tree species are subjected to block tending three times, in the second year, native tree species are subjected to block tending tw...
Embodiment 2
[0037] Step 1. Woodland preparation: chop up the harvesting residues in the woodland and keep them in the woodland, and then dig planting holes on the woodland after preparing the land in blocks. The row and plant spacing of the planting holes are both 2 meters. Apply 600g of organic fertilizer in each plant hole.
[0038] Step 2, afforestation: select clonal eucalyptus and native tree species for afforestation, and plant holes in three adjacent rows as a group. In each group, eucalyptus is first planted in two adjacent rows near the periphery of the woodland, and the other row is planted with native tree species. The same groups are arranged sequentially, and the afforestation density is 100 trees / mu of eucalyptus and 40 trees / mu of mixed species.
[0039] Step 3, tending after afforestation: Within one year after afforestation, eucalyptus and native tree species are subjected to block tending three times, in the second year, native tree species are subjected to block tending t...
Embodiment 3
[0045] Forest land preparation: chop up the harvesting residues in the forest land and keep them in the forest land. Apply 500g of organic fertilizer to the hole.
[0046] Step 2, afforestation: select clonal eucalyptus and native tree species for afforestation, and plant holes in three adjacent rows as a group. In each group, eucalyptus is first planted in two adjacent rows near the periphery of the woodland, and the other row is planted with native tree species. The same groups are arranged in sequence, and the afforestation density is 95 trees / mu for eucalyptus and 35 trees / mu for mixed species.
[0047] Step 3, tending after afforestation: Within one year after afforestation, eucalyptus and native tree species are subjected to block tending three times, in the second year, native tree species are subjected to block tending twice, and in the third year, native tree species are block tended once.
[0048] Step 4. Fertilization: In the year of afforestation, biochar fertiliz...
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