Rejuvenation method of short-branch casuarina equisetifolia mature woods
A technology of casuarina and short branches, applied in the field of forest tree genetics and breeding, can solve the problems of low survival rate of grafting, scarcity of high-quality resources, and low efficiency
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[0070] A method for improving the survival rate of young mature trees of short branch casuarina, comprising the following specific steps:
[0071] (1) Short-branch casuarinas disease-resistant excellent tree selection
[0072] Based on the short-branch casuarina international provenance family forest in the bacterial wilt epidemic area, the plants with strong resistance to bacterial wilt were selected for juvenile preservation. In this embodiment, the materials of 84 families from 21 provenances in the 4a test forest were screened, and 50 excellent trees were selected in combination with traits such as seed setting, preservation rate and disease resistance characteristics, including 30 female trees, 20 male trees. In the actual selection of excellent trees, the scale and quantity of short casuarinas can be changed, and some excellent plants with breeding objectives are selected for breeding or preservation according to actual needs.
[0073] (2) Scion collection and preserva...
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[0083] Embodiment 2 is basically the same as Embodiment 1, the difference is:
[0084] In step (1), the excellent trees were 10 plants with excellent dryness and robust growth in the 30-year-old test forest; when waxing in step (4), half of the plants were selected for wax sealing, and the other half were used as the control without wax sealing. Other operations are all the same as in Example 1.
[0085] Adopt the method for embodiment 2, each strain of 10 excellent trees has been hatched 20 times, wherein 10 scions of each excellent tree carry out wax sealing, and other 10 do not seal wax.
[0086] Statistical analysis was performed on the data after sprouting tillers. The larval survival rate of the test group after waxing was 70.22%, and the average number of sprouted tillers was 1.18. In the non-waxed control group, the survival rate of juveniles was 54.19%, and the average number of sprouted tillers was 1.12.
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