Water depth optimization and rapid recovery method for Scirpus planiculmis wetland under saline-alkali stress
A technology of flat stalk thorn grass and optimization method, which is applied in the fields of botanical equipment and methods, root crop cultivation, soilless cultivation, etc., can solve problems such as restricting the restoration effect of degraded wetlands, and achieve good effect and increase the effect of accumulation.
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[0026] The method of the present invention for optimizing the water depth of the Scrub wetland under the salt-alkali stress includes the following steps:
[0027] (1) Excavate the S. flat stalk bulbs in the distribution area of Goose Head Soaked S. stalks in the west of Jilin, and store them in the dark and moist to obtain the flat stalks of S. stalks to be planted;
[0028] (2) Rinse the bulbs with consistent, healthy and complete growth, place them in a seedling bowl, water them daily to maintain a water depth of 0–2cm in the bowl, and grow seedlings in the greenhouse to obtain 2–5cm high S. chinensis seedlings;
[0029] (3) Sow the seedlings of Scirpus rubrum in a culture bowl with a height of 13 cm and an inner diameter of 14 cm, filled with 10 cm high water-washed sand;
[0030] The seedlings of Scirpus rubrum are buried at a depth of 2–3cm, and 5 bulbs are planted in each culture pot;
[0031] Put the culture bowl into a large water tank (300L), add 0, 2.5, 5, 10, 20g kg respect...
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[0036] This example specifically illustrates the experimental results of the water depth optimization method in Example 1 and the rapid recovery method of the S. flat stalk wetland.
[0037] The size of above-ground biomass indicates the ability of plants to obtain resources such as light and oxygen. To a certain extent, the size of underground biomass is mainly determined by the size of bulbous biomass, and bulbous bulb represents the resource storage capacity and progeny reproduction ability of S. Therefore, the water depth at which both the above-ground biomass and the underground biomass are relatively large is used as the optimal water level for the growth of S. scoparia under various salinity concentrations.
[0038] figure 1 Listed are the above-ground biomass and underground biomass of Scirpus sibiricum treated by the method described in Example 1. The different lowercase letters in the figure indicate the difference between the biomass on the grassland and the biomass of ...
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