Method for increasing fruit nursery stock grafting survival rate and uniformity degree
A technology of survival rate and uniformity, applied in the field of grafting, can solve the problems of complicated work, inability to meet the needs of fruit tree seedling grafting, and high production costs
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[0021] Jingtai County, Baiyin City experimented with grafting 4000 Duli pear seedlings, using the following methods:
[0022] A, in the winter fruit tree dormancy period, choose a fruit tree that grows robustly and does not have branch diseases as the mother plant, and cuts the peripheral branches of the crown of the mother plant as the scion branches for subsequent use. The branches are 1-1.5cm thick and 50cm long.
[0023] B. Cut oblique cuts at the rootstock 20cm from the ground. The oblique cuts are at an angle of 50° to the horizontal direction. One side of the top of the oblique cuts is obliquely incised into a 3cm-long scion mouth. The scion mouth is at an angle of 15° to the vertical direction. ;
[0024] C, the scion branch in step A is earlier divided into 4cm subsections, and then the scion subsection one end is cut out long and short two oblique incisions, the scion end of cutting is wedge-shaped, and the length of two oblique incisions is respectively 2cm and 3cm,...
Embodiment 2
[0028] Tiaoshan Agricultural Reclamation Group has grafted 30,000 Du pear seedlings in the experimental grafting seedling nursery, using the following methods:
[0029] A, in the winter fruit tree dormancy period, choose a fruit tree that grows robustly and has no branch diseases as the mother plant, and cuts the peripheral branches of the crown of the mother plant as the scion branches for subsequent use. The branches are 1-1.5cm thick and 70cm long.
[0030] B. Cut obliquely at the rootstock 30cm from the ground. The angle between the oblique incision and the horizontal direction is 60°. One side of the top of the oblique incision cuts obliquely inward a 3cm-long scion mouth. The scion mouth and the vertical direction form an angle of 20°. ;
[0031] C, the scion branch in step A is first divided into 5cm subsections, then the scion subsection one end is cut out long and short two oblique incisions, the scion end of cutting is wedge-shaped, and the length of the two oblique ...
Embodiment 3
[0035] 100,000 pear seedlings were tested and grafted in Liangzhou District, Wuwei City, and the following methods were adopted:
[0036] A, in the winter fruit tree dormancy period, select a fruit tree that grows robustly and does not have branch diseases as the mother plant, and cuts the peripheral branches of the crown of the mother plant as scion branches for subsequent use. The branches are 1-1.5cm thick and 60cm long.
[0037] B. Cut oblique cuts at the rootstock 25cm from the ground. The oblique cuts are at an angle of 55° to the horizontal direction. The top side of the oblique cuts is obliquely incised into a 3cm-long scion mouth. The scion mouth is at an angle of 18° to the vertical direction. ;
[0038] C, the scion branch in the step A is earlier divided into 4.5cm subsections, then the scion subsection one end is cut out long and short two oblique incisions, the scion end of cutting is wedge-shaped, and the length of two oblique incisions is respectively 2cm and 3...
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