Simple cuttage seedling raising method for high-yield silviculture of Salix suchowensis
A technology for growing seedlings by cuttings and dustpan willow, which is applied in the field of plant propagation, can solve the problems of not being suitable for large-scale seedlings, complicated procedures, and high labor costs, and achieve the effects of reducing cutting costs, low labor costs, and good economic benefits
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[0019] Example 1 Effects of Dustpan willow cuttings of different ages on the effect of large-scale cuttings for gardening
[0020] (1) The collection time of dustpan willow cuttings
[0021] In the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, the climate has not yet warmed up in late February, and the flower buds and leaf buds of Dustpan willow have not yet unfolded. The carbohydrates and nutrients such as N and P in the branches have accumulated sufficient nutrients, which is conducive to the germination and growth of cuttings. In late February 2018, branches of offspring individuals of two full-sibling families of Dupan willow were collected from Sihong Forest Farm, Jiangsu.
[0022] (2) Collection and production of cuttings of different tree ages and field cutting experiments
[0023] Dustpan willow plants with a tree age of 1 year and 5 years were respectively selected as the mother plants for ear picking, and the middle or base of the 1-year-old branches were cut as cu...
Embodiment 2
[0031] The influence of embodiment 2 different parts of cuttings on the growth of Dustpan willow
[0032] (1) The collection time of dustpan willow cuttings
[0033] In the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, the climate has not yet warmed up in late February, and the flower buds and leaf buds of Dustpan willow have not yet unfolded. The branches have sufficient carbohydrates and N, P and other nutrients, which are conducive to the germination and growth of cuttings. In late February 2018, branches of offspring individuals of two full-sibling families of Dupan willow were collected from Sihong Forest Farm, Jiangsu.
[0034] (2) Collection and production of cuttings from different parts and field cutting experiments
[0035] Select well-growing branches of Dustpan Willow, and cut the base, middle and upper three cuttings from each branch, and uniformly cut them into 20cm long. At least 1 bud is left at the top 1-2cm of the cuttings morphology, and an oblique angle ...
Embodiment 3
[0043] The influence of embodiment 3 different cuttings sizes on the growth of Dustpan willow
[0044] (1) The collection time of dustpan willow cuttings
[0045] In the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, the climate has not yet warmed up in late February, and the flower buds and leaf buds of Dustpan willow have not yet unfolded. The carbohydrates and nutrients such as N and P in the branches are sufficient, which is conducive to the germination and growth of cuttings. In late February 2018, two individual branches of the offspring of the whole compatriot family of Dustpan willow were collected from Sihong Forest Farm, Jiangsu.
[0046] (2) Production and grading of Dustpan willow cuttings and field cutting experiment
[0047] Choose well-grown dustpan willow branches, and uniformly cut the branches into 20cm long cuttings. Leave at least 1 bud at the 1-2cm upper end of the cuttings morphology, and cut out an oblique angle of 45°-60° at the 2-4cm lower end of the...
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