Mycorrhizal light-medium container seedling raising method for tectorta grandis
A technology of container seedling raising and light substrate is applied in the field of plant seedling raising to achieve the effects of strengthening reproduction and cultivation, speeding up the process of teak mycorrhizalization and enhancing absorption capacity.
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[0023] A kind of teak wood mycorrhiza light substrate container seedling raising method, its specific steps are as follows:
[0024] (1) Propagation and cultivation of inoculated bacteria: put the sterilized substrate in the 2 / 3 of the plastic basin, evenly spread 10g of the pre-amplified strain sample on the sterilized substrate, then plant clover bulbs, and then cover with a thickness of 2cm After 3 months of culture in the light room or greenhouse, cut off the aboveground part and main stem of the clover to keep the fine roots, then cut the fine roots into pieces and mix them with the sterilized matrix evenly and dry them as the inoculum The sterilizing matrix is obtained by sterilizing the coarse river sand with steam at 120°C for 20 minutes; the specification of the plastic basin is 18cm in diameter and 15.5cm in height; the pre-amplification The strains are obtained by mixing equal volumes of the Glomus lanuginosa strains and the Glomus moses strains;
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Embodiment 2
[0032] A kind of teak wood mycorrhiza light substrate container seedling raising method, its specific steps are as follows:
[0033] (1) Propagation and cultivation of inoculated bacteria: put the sterilized substrate in the 2 / 3 of the plastic basin, evenly spread 20g of the pre-amplified strain sample on the sterilized substrate, then plant clover bulbs, and then cover with a thickness of 2cm After 4 months of culturing in the light room or greenhouse, cut off the aboveground part and main stem of the clover to keep the fine roots, then cut the fine roots into pieces and mix them with the sterilized matrix evenly and dry them as the inoculum The sterilizing matrix is obtained by sterilizing the coarse river sand with water vapor at 120°C for 20 minutes; the specification of the plastic basin is 21cm in diameter and 19cm in height; the pre-amplification bacteria The species is obtained by mixing equal volumes of the Glomus spp. and Glomus moses;
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Embodiment 3
[0041] A kind of teak wood mycorrhiza light substrate container seedling raising method, its specific steps are as follows:
[0042] (1) Propagation and cultivation of inoculated bacteria: put the sterilized substrate in the 2 / 3 of the plastic basin, evenly spread 15g of the pre-amplified strain sample on the sterilized substrate, then plant clover bulbs, and then cover with a thickness of 2cm After 5 months of culture in the light room or greenhouse, cut off the aboveground part and main stem of the clover to keep the fine roots, then cut the fine roots into pieces and mix them with the sterilized matrix evenly and dry them as the inoculum The sterilizing matrix is obtained by sterilizing the coarse river sand with steam at 120°C for 20 minutes; the specification of the plastic basin is 15cm in diameter and 13.5cm in height; the pre-amplification The strains are obtained by mixing equal volumes of the Glomus lanuginosa strains and the Glomus moses strains;
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