Host matching method for santalum album planting

Abstract

The invention discloses a host matching method for santalum album planting, and belongs to the field of forestry planting. In the method, the hosts are scientifically utilized to be matched with the plants through improved and scientific configuration of host and plant matching in the santalum album planting process according to the different stages and the features of all species, nutrition matching is improved, and the advantages of being easy to operate and practicable are achieved; the top shoot withering phenomenon caused by malnutrition of santalum album is reduced from the perspective of the hosts, faster and better growth of the santalum album is promoted, therefore, better economic, social and ecological benefits are acquired, and a wide application prospect is achieved. According to the method, all the processes from seedling raising, land preparing, planting and host matching to raising managing are strictly controlled, and the effect that the malnutrition symptoms such as santalum album top shoot withering can be significantly reduced is achieved; test surveys show that compared with a conventional forest stand, the top shoot withering rate is decreased by 28.5%, an ideal growth effect is achieved, and compared with a control group, the height growth of the three-year-old santalum album is increased by 25.8%, and the chest diameter thickness growth is increased by 22.3%.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of forestry planting, and in particular relates to a host matching method for sandalwood planting. Background technique [0002] Sandalwood (Santalum album Linn.) is the general term for the plants of the genus Sandalwood (Santalanceae). There are 16 species and 2 subspecies in this genus. The main cultivated species in the world are Indian sandalwood (also known as Laoshan sandalwood), Among Fiji sandalwood, Timor sandalwood and Australian sandalwood, Indian sandalwood is the most commonly cultivated in my country. The vigorous development of its planting industry is something after the 2007 National Precious Tree Species Conference. Sandalwood is a shallow-rooted semi-parasitic evergreen small tree that grows extremely slowly and usually takes decades to become useful. It is one of the slowest-growing tree species. A mature sandalwood tree can reach a height of ten meters. Sandalwood is very delicate. Due to its sem...

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[0006] Undoubtedly, if the nutrition and growth problems of sandalwood planting are not better solved, the output and economic benefits of sandalwood planting will be seriously reduced, and even restrict the development of sandalwood industry to a certain extent.

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