Degradable seedling raising pot for breeding rhizophora apiculata

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of agricultural seedling raising, in particular to a degradable seedling raising pot for breeding rhizophora apiculata. The seedling raising pot is specially designed for a rhizophora apiculata growth environment, and comprises a seedling raising pot body, a base and an anchoring portion. In order to facilitate a root system to penetrate sand during planting with the pot body, an air hole is formed in the bottom of the seedling raising pot; in order to further fasten nursery stocks and prevent the same from lodging and rotting or being flushed awayby sweater, the seedling raising pot is provided with the anchoring portion and the base; the anchoring portion is arranged at the mouth of the pot and can rotate, the base is connected with the pot body through a connecting rod, and two ends of the base can be demounted. The degradable seedling raising pot is integrally made from a decomposable organic material, the pot body does not need to be taken out during planting, convenience, fastness and environment protection are achieved, the survival rate after planting is high, and the work efficiency is improved.

Description

【Technical field】

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of agricultural seedling raising, in particular to a degradable seedling pot for mangrove breeding. 【Background technique】

[0002] Mangroves (Latin scientific name: Rhizophora apiculata Bl.), trees or shrubs, mangroves generally grow in the intertidal zone where the soil is soft and silted along the coast, where the substrate is unstable, the soil is anoxic and contains a relatively high salt content. Mangroves have unique adaptation methods to grow in such a harsh environment. For example, the viviparous reproduction of mangroves is the result of long-term adaptation to the environment in which they live. Mangroves bloom twice in spring and autumn, and they bear a lot of fruit, which hang upside down on the branches like small sticks. When the fruit is ripe, it does not leave the mother tree, but germinates in the fruit, constantly absorbing the nutrients of the mother tree, until the seed has become a ...

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