Method for improving drought resistance of dodonaea viscosa at seedling stage through local arbuscular mycorrhiza fungi
A technology of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and drought resistance, which is applied in the directions of seed and rhizome treatment, botanical equipment and methods, and application, etc., to achieve good economic and ecological benefits, promote biomass accumulation, and have remarkable effects on growth promotion.
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[0025] Embodiment one: a kind of method that utilizes local arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus to improve the drought resistance of Fructus mulberry seedling stage provided by the present invention comprises: (1) soil collection: A. rhizosphere soil collection: in dry hot valley area, Yuanmou County, Yunnan Province Before the onset of the rainy season in May, the rhizosphere soil samples were collected by the shaking soil method, that is, the soil that remained at the root after shaking the plant gently was the rhizosphere soil, and the rhizosphere soil was collected in a ziplock bag with a brush. They were transported back to the laboratory in an ice box and stored in a refrigerator at 4°C for later use.
[0026] B. Pot soil collection: Select the area where the mulberry fruit grows well in the field, and use the method of multi-point mixed sampling to collect the dry red soil surface soil (0-20cm), remove the litter and large gravel from the collected soil, and transport it back ...
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