Non-toxic, bud-rich tomato tree cultivation method for grafting scions

A cultivation method and tomato technology, applied in grafting, fruit tree cultivation and other directions, can solve the problems of increased disease susceptibility rate of grafted seedlings, decreased graft survival rate, unacceptable to growers, etc., to improve germination uniformity and germination rate, prevent soil The effect of spreading diseases and insect pests and avoiding contaminating germs

Active Publication Date: 2018-12-18
桂林市蔬菜研究所
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[0003] Although grafting can solve the occurrence of tomato wilt and bacterial wilt, the seeds used for grafting tomato scions are generally more expensive (1-1.5 yuan / grain)
If 1800-2000 strains are planted per mu, during grafting, if only 1 scion bud is cultivated from 1 scion seed, the input cost of scion seed alone will be 2600-4300 yuan / mu (including the cost of purchasing seeds and grafting loss), such as Including other costs (such as purchasing rootstocks, grafting labor costs, etc.) will be a large batch of expenses, which is difficult for growers to accept
Secondly, when cultivating tomato scions, if the seeds, seedbeds, and grafting tools are not thoroughly sterilized, the tomato scions will be infected with germs before and during grafting, then the infection rate of grafted seedlings will increase greatly after grafting, resulting in a decrease in the survival rate of grafting. reduce

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[0071] The nontoxic multi-bud tomato tree cultivation method for grafting scion of the present embodiment comprises the steps:

[0072] Step 1: Disinfect the planting substrate

[0073] Spread a layer of PTFE film at the bottom of the cultivation tank, and then spread a sterilized substrate with a thickness of 15 cm on the PTFE film. Spread a layer of PTFE film on the bottom of the cultivation tank to isolate the soil and prevent soil-borne diseases and insect pests.

[0074] Described sterilized matrix is ​​prepared by the following method: the mass percentage is 50% calcium cyanamide, the mass percentage is 55% dexon and the mass percentage is 30% Dolphin wettable powder, by weight After 2:1:1 mixing and mixing, a mixed powder is obtained. The mixed solvent can effectively prevent the occurrence of soil-borne diseases such as tomato ground mite and root-knot nematode, can quickly kill and disinfect the diseases caused by fungi, bacteria and Fusarium, and can prevent the oc...

Embodiment 2

[0101]The nontoxic multi-bud tomato tree cultivation method for grafting scion of the present embodiment comprises the steps:

[0102] Step 1: Disinfect the planting substrate

[0103] Spread a layer of FEP film at the bottom of the cultivation tank, and then spread a sterilized substrate with a thickness of 18cm on the FEP film. Spread a layer of FEP film on the bottom of the cultivation tank to isolate the soil and prevent soil-borne diseases and insect pests.

[0104] Described sterilized matrix is ​​prepared by the following method: the mass percentage is 50% calcium cyanamide, the mass percentage is 55% dexon and the mass percentage is 30% Dolphin wettable powder, by weight After 3:1:1 mixing and mixing, a mixed powder is obtained. The mixed solvent can effectively prevent the occurrence of soil-borne diseases such as tomato ground mite and root-knot nematode, can quickly kill and disinfect the diseases caused by fungi, bacteria and Fusarium, and can prevent the occurre...

Embodiment 3

[0131] The nontoxic multi-bud tomato tree cultivation method for grafting scion of the present embodiment comprises the steps:

[0132] Step 1: Disinfect the planting substrate

[0133] Spread a layer of PFA film on the bottom of the cultivation tank, and then spread a sterilized substrate with a thickness of 20cm on the PFA film. Spread a layer of PFA film on the bottom of the cultivation tank to isolate the soil and prevent soil-borne diseases and insect pests.

[0134] Described sterilized matrix is ​​prepared by the following method: the mass percentage is 50% calcium cyanamide, the mass percentage is 55% dexon and the mass percentage is 30% Dolphin wettable powder, by weight After 4:1:1 mixing and mixing, a mixed powder is obtained. The mixed solvent can effectively prevent the occurrence of soil-borne diseases such as tomato ground mite and root-knot nematode, can quickly kill and disinfect the diseases caused by fungi, bacteria and Fusarium, and can prevent the occurr...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a non-toxic, bud-rich tomato tree cultivation method for grafting scions and belongs to the technical field of plant cultivation. The non-toxic, bud-rich tomato tree cultivation method for grafting scions comprises following steps: 1: sterilizing planting substrate; 2: cultivating scions; 3; managing fertilizer and water; 4: controlling diseases and insect pest; 5: grafting. According to the tomato tree cultivation method of the invention, disinfection is carried out on the planting substrate, scion seeds, grafting tools and grafting containers so as to realize the purpose of reducing the pathogen on scions, reduce the disease susceptibility rate of the grafted seedlings, and thereby improve the survival rate of the grafted seedlings; the cultivated tomato trees have strong ability to branch, each leaf axil can generally grow lateral buds, 15 to 20 live lateral buds are picked for use as grafting scions, which reduces cost. After tomato planting, the node position of fruit set decreases obviously, the number of fruiting spikes increases, the yield of tomato increases, and the income of planters is increased.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a non-toxic multi-bud tomato tree cultivation method for grafting scions, belonging to the technical field of plant cultivation. Background technique [0002] Soil-borne diseases of tomato such as fusarium wilt and bacterial wilt are the main causes of tomato death. In order to avoid this situation, people often choose some varieties resistant to fusarium wilt and bacterial wilt for planting, but due to the few varieties and poor quality, they cannot meet the market demand. In recent years, many tomato rootstock varieties resistant to Fusarium wilt and bacterial wilt have been screened at home and abroad, and the occurrence of tomato Fusarium wilt and bacterial wilt has been greatly reduced or avoided through grafting technology. [0003] Although grafting can solve the occurrence of tomato wilt and bacterial wilt, the seeds used for grafting tomato scions are generally more expensive (1-1.5 yuan / grain). If 1800-2000 strains ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01G22/05A01G2/30
CPCA01G2/30A01G22/05
Inventor 李刚潘玲华李玉洪滕献有李业勇
Owner 桂林市蔬菜研究所
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