Application of broccoli to inhibiting of weed germination and growth
A broccoli and aspect technology, applied in the field of weeding, can solve the problems of crop phytotoxicity, environmental pollution, labor and labor, etc.
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[0012] Example 1 The effect of broccoli pollen on the germination and growth of several weed seeds
[0013] Wash the fresh broccoli with tap water, let it dry naturally in the room, grind the whole plant into powder with a pulverizer, take 0.5g, 0.6g, 0.7g, 1.0g, and 1.5g of broccoli pollen and put them into petri dishes respectively (d=9cm), pour 10mL of distilled water, cover 2 layers of filter paper on the broccoli pollen, take 20 weed seeds and put them on the filter paper, set 3 times of repetition, take no broccoli pollen as the control, at 25℃ The light and dark were alternately cultivated for 12 hours, and the germination and growth of weed seeds were investigated after 7 days of cultivation, and the germination rate and germination inhibition rate of the seeds were calculated.
[0014] Germination rate = number of weed seeds germinated / total number of weed seeds × 100%
[0015] Germination inhibition rate=(control group emergence number-treatment group emergence numb...
Embodiment 2
[0019] Example 2 Control effect test of broccoli pollen potted plants
[0020] Take topsoil from the farm of Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, put it into flower pots, and use 13g / m 2 Sprinkle the broccoli pollen on the surface of the flower pot, take no broccoli pollen as the control, water it quantitatively, and observe the inhibitory effect of the broccoli pollen on the germination and growth of weeds after 7 days.
[0021] The results showed that the germination amount of weeds treated with broccoli pollen was significantly less than that without treatment, the germination inhibition rate of broccoli pollen to gramineous weeds was 96.1%, the germination inhibition rate of broad-leaved grass was 92.8%, and the germination inhibition rate of broccoli pollen was 92.8%. The germination inhibition rate of grass is 94.5% (table 2, figure 2 ).
[0022] Table 2 Inhibitory effect of broccoli pollen on germination and growth of weeds in pot experiments
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Embodiment 3
[0024] Embodiment 3 field control effect test
[0025] The field control effect test was carried out in 2016. It was located in Xiyongle Village, Daihai Town, Liangcheng County, Inner Mongolia. Broccoli was planted in the field, and the cultivated land was 30cm in autumn. The emergence of weeds was investigated on May 17 in the spring of the following year. control.
[0026] The results showed (Table 3, image 3 ), the main weed emerging from the field is quinoa, the plots planted with broccoli have fewer and smaller weeds, and the plots planted with potatoes have many and larger weeds, and every 0.25m 2 There were 38.5 more potato plots than broccoli, which can significantly inhibit the germination and growth of quinoa.
[0027] Table 3 Field control effect test results
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