Application of mist mist system in loquat anti-stress cultivation
A loquat and manufacturing system technology, which is applied in the application field of fog system in loquat stress-resistant cultivation, can solve the problems of loss of commerciality, black-brown fruit, reduced yield and reduced income, etc., and achieves reduction of freezing damage loss, lowering of park temperature, and improvement of park temperature. effect of temperature
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[0042] From January 23 to 25, 2016, during the period of severe low temperature below -6°C in Zhejiang loquat production area, when the field temperature was 0°C to 2°C every night, follow the procedure of mist spraying for 5 minutes and stop for 30 minutes. Start and stop spraying after 8:00 in the morning; when the field temperature is -3°C to 0°C, increase the time and frequency of misting, follow the procedure of misting for 10 minutes and stopping for 15 minutes to start misting, and cycle, after 8:00 in the morning Stop spraying; when the field temperature is lower than -3°C, follow the procedure of mist spraying for 20 minutes and stop for 10 minutes to start misting, repeat the cycle, and continue to apply mist until the end of the low temperature. -8, which belonged to the normal yield; in the same year, in the production areas where Miwu was not used in Zhejiang Province, less than 1 fruit per ear of "Ninghaibai" was set, and more than 90% of the flower ears had no fr...
Embodiment 2
[0044] From January 23 to 25, 2016, during the period of severe low temperature below -6°C in Zhejiang loquat production area, when the field temperature was 0°C to 2°C every night, follow the procedure of mist spraying for 5 minutes and stop for 30 minutes. Start and stop spraying after 8:00 in the morning; when the field temperature is -3°C to 0°C, increase the time and frequency of misting, follow the procedure of misting for 10 minutes and stopping for 15 minutes to start misting, and cycle, after 8:00 in the morning Stop spraying; when the field temperature is lower than -3°C, follow the procedure of mist spraying for 20 minutes and stop for 10 minutes to start misting, and repeat until the low temperature ends, and the "Ruantiaobaisha" loquats will set 2-5 fruits per ear, reaching 60% of the normal yield; in the same year, in the production areas where Miwu was not used in Zhejiang Province, "Ruantiaobaisha" had less than 1 fruit per ear, and more than 90% of the flower e...
Embodiment 3
[0046] In late May 2017, during the ripening period of loquat fruit, the temperature was higher than 30°C, and the temperature of the fruit surface reached 48°C after being exposed to sunlight, and the fruit was severely sunburned by direct sunlight. There is Miwu Loquat Garden, when the temperature in the field is higher than 30°C, the mist is turned on, and the mist is turned on according to the procedure of misting for 5 minutes and stopping for 30 minutes, and so on, and the mist is stopped after 16:00 in the afternoon, and the highest temperature in the field is below 35°C. The surface temperature of the fruit is always not higher than 38°C by misting, and the sunburn rate is below 5%. In contrast, in the unbagged loquat orchard, the fruit surface temperature reached 48°C, the highest field temperature was 39°C, and the sunburn rate was 30%.
[0047] It can be seen from the above examples that after the mist system is used, the average fruit setting rate of Baisha loquat ...
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