Method for culturing wild pollinating insects to achieve industrialized production of hybrid soybean seeds
A technology of soybean seeds and production methods, which is applied in the fields of botany equipment and methods, leguminous plant cultivation, application, etc., can solve problems such as low effective land utilization rate, serious underground pest damage, and mismatching flowering period of parents, and achieve reduction The cost of supplementing seedlings, exempting from agricultural operations, and increasing the effect of female parent ratio
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[0037] The average rainfall during the flowering period of soybeans in the western part of a certain city is 80mm, and 9 hectares of hybrid soybean seed production bases have been implemented in this area. Sow the seeds of alfalfa and chrysanthemum with a ratio of 1:1. Soybean and nectar source plants are interplanted in the seed production field, and 3 ridges of nectar source crops are interplanted for every 100 consecutive ridges of soybeans. Seed production parent seeds are coated with compound coating agent after selection. The parent-to-parent row ratio is 1:3 and the distance between the ridges is 65cm (such as figure 1 ). The male parent is sown in two phases, two rows on the ridge, respectively deviated from the center line of the ridge by 2 cm, the cotyledon is unearthed 10 days after the first phase of sowing, and the second phase of the male parent is sown, the plant spacing is 15 cm, and the sowing depth is 3 cm (such as figure 2 ). The female parent was sown ...
Embodiment 2
[0039] The average rainfall during the flowering period of soybeans in the eastern part of a certain city is 85 mm, and 11 hectares of hybrid soybean seed production bases have been implemented in this area. Sow the seeds of alfalfa and chrysanthemum with a ratio of 1:1. Soybeans and nectar source plants are interplanted in the seed production field, and 3 ridges of nectar source crops are interplanted with soybeans for every 110 consecutive ridges. Seed production parent seeds are coated with compound coating agent after selection. The parent-to-parent row ratio is 1:3 and the distance between the ridges is 62cm (such as figure 1 ). The male parent is sown in two phases, two rows on the ridge, respectively deviated from the center line of the ridge by 3cm, the cotyledons are unearthed after 9 days of sowing in the first phase, and the male parent is sown in the second phase, with a plant spacing of 17cm and a sowing depth of 3cm (such as figure 2 ). The female parent was...
Embodiment 3
[0041] The average rainfall during the flowering period of soybeans in the north of a certain city is 70 mm, and a hybrid soybean seed production base of 11.5 hectares has been established in this area. Sow the seeds of alfalfa and chrysanthemum with a ratio of 1:1. Soybeans and nectar source plants are interplanted in the seed production field, and 2 ridges of nectar source crops are interplanted for every 100 consecutive ridges of soybeans. Seed production parent seeds are coated with compound coating agent after selection. The parent-to-parent row ratio is 1:3 and the distance between the ridges is 64cm (such as figure 1 .). The male parent was sown in two phases, with two rows on the ridge, respectively 3 cm away from the center line of the ridge platform. The cotyledons were unearthed 9 days after the first phase of sowing, and the second phase of the male parent was sown, with a plant spacing of 15 cm and a sowing depth of 3 cm. The female parent is sown using a custo...
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