Improved control hybridization method on tree of willow
A hybridization method, willow technology, applied in horticultural methods, botanical equipment and methods, plant genetic improvement, etc., can solve the problem that nutrients are difficult to achieve hybrid growth and maturity, reduce hybrid yield and germination rate, hybrid abortion maturity, etc. problems, to achieve the effect of improving breeding efficiency, simple facilities, and high maturity
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[0032] A method of controlled hybridization on an improved arbor willow:
[0033] Step 1, dwarf tree willow cultivation: select the female plant of 2-year-old tree willow such as dry willow, weeping willow and other robust saplings, and cut it flat from the ground 2cm to make rootstock. Select 0.8-1.5cm robust branches of female flower buds on the same species of willow in 4 years to make scions, and the scion length is 6cm, and 2 buds are reserved on each scion. Graft the scion to the rootstock. Each rootstock can be connected with 1-3 scions depending on the thickness. After grafting, use plastic ropes to bind and fix, and then bury the soil 2cm above the grafting site. Pay attention to remove the bandages in time and erase the germinated branches of the rootstock, and cut off the excessive branches germinated on the scion at the same time.
[0034] Step 2, girdling of saplings: girdling the grafted stock and ear combination after 1 year of cultivation in the field, the g...
Embodiment 2
[0040] A method of controlled hybridization on an improved arbor willow:
[0041] Step 1, dwarf arbor willow cultivation: select the female plant of 3-year-old arbor willow such as dry willow, weeping willow and other robust saplings, and cut it flat from the ground 5cm to make rootstock. Select 1.5cm robust branches of female flower buds on the same species of willow in 5 years to make scion, the long 10cm of scion, keep 3 buds on each scion. Graft the scion to the rootstock. Each rootstock can be connected with 1-3 scions depending on the thickness. After grafting, use plastic ropes to bind and fix, and then bury the soil 3cm above the grafting site. Pay attention to remove the bandages in time and erase the germinated branches of the rootstock, and cut off the excessive branches germinated on the scion at the same time.
[0042] Step 2, girdling of saplings: girdling the grafted stock and ear combination after 2 years of cultivation in the field, the girdling season is S...
Embodiment 3
[0048] A method of controlled hybridization on an improved arbor willow:
[0049] Step 1, dwarf arbor willow cultivation: select the female plant of 2-year-old arbor willow such as dry willow, weeping willow and other robust saplings, and cut it flat from 4cm from the ground to make rootstock. Select the 1cm strong branch of female flower bud on the same kind of willow in 4 years to make scion, and the long 8cm of scion keeps 3 buds on each scion. Graft the scion to the rootstock. Each rootstock can be connected with 1-3 scions depending on the thickness. After grafting, use plastic ropes to bind and fix, and then bury the soil 2.5cm above the grafting site. Pay attention to remove the bandages in time and erase the germinated branches of the rootstock, and cut off the excessive branches germinated on the scion at the same time.
[0050] Step 2, girdling of saplings: girdling the grafted stock and ear combination after 2 years of cultivation in the field, the girdling seaso...
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