High-heat-preservation substrate for recovery of broken hill vegetation in high elevation region
A vegetation recovery and high-altitude technology, applied in the direction of planting substrate, application, medium, etc., can solve the problems of poor overwintering rate of cultivated vegetation, easy degradation of vegetation system, and short plant growth cycle, so as to improve the overwintering rate of plants and prolong the growth of plants. Growth time, long-term effective support effect
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Embodiment 1
[0020] The high thermal insulation matrix used for restoration of damaged mountain vegetation in high altitude areas includes the following components in volume percentage, sandy loam 45%, highland barley straw 42%, organic fertilizer 5.9%, aggregate agent 0.02%, polyvinyl acetate 0.02%, carboxymethyl Sodium cellulose 0.02%, black humic acid 3.5%, liquid emulsified asphalt 3.5%, plant seeds 0.04%, the thickness of the matrix is 2-6cm, the thickness of the matrix sprayed on the soil slope is 2-4cm, and the thickness of the matrix sprayed on the stone The substrate thickness of the slope is 4-6cm.
[0021] The highland barley stalks are crushed into a particle size of 2-4cm by conventional crushing methods. The organic fertilizer is Tibetan sheep and yak feces, which are mixed and fermented with highland barley straw and rapeseed straw with a particle size of <4cm. The mixed volume of the feces and the straw The ratio is 1:1 to 3, and the composting fermentation time is from O...
Embodiment 2
[0024] The high thermal insulation matrix used for restoration of damaged mountain vegetation in high altitude areas includes the following components in volume percentage, sandy loam soil 45%, highland barley straw 45%, organic fertilizer 5.88%, pellet agent 0.03%, polyvinyl acetate 0.03%, carboxymethyl 0.03% sodium cellulose base, 2% black humic acid, 2% liquid emulsified asphalt, 0.03% seeds, the thickness of the substrate is 2-6cm, the thickness of the substrate sprayed on the soil slope is 2-4cm, and the thickness of the substrate sprayed on the stone The substrate thickness of the slope is 4-6cm.
[0025] The highland barley stalks are crushed into a particle size of 2-4cm by conventional crushing methods. The organic fertilizer is Tibetan sheep and yak feces, which are mixed and fermented with highland barley straw and rapeseed straw with a particle size of <4cm. The mixed volume of the feces and the straw The ratio is 1:1 to 3, and the composting fermentation time is f...
Embodiment 3
[0028] The high thermal insulation matrix used for restoration of damaged mountain vegetation in high altitude areas includes the following components in volume percentage, sandy loam soil 52%, highland barley straw 35%, organic fertilizer 6%, pellet agent 0.03%, polyvinyl acetate 0.01%, carboxymethyl 0.03% cellulose sodium, 3.2% black humic acid, 3.7% liquid emulsified asphalt, 0.03% seeds, the thickness of the substrate is 2-6cm, and the thickness of the substrate sprayed on the soil slope is 2-4cm. The substrate thickness of the slope is 4-6cm.
[0029]The highland barley stalks are crushed into a particle size of 2-4cm by conventional crushing methods. The organic fertilizer is Tibetan sheep and yak feces, which are mixed and fermented with highland barley straw and rapeseed straw with a particle size of <4cm. The mixed volume of the feces and the straw The ratio is 1:1 to 3, and the composting fermentation time is from October to April of the following year. Turn and vent...
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