A method for rescuing seedlings with blight blight during cultivation of peach embryo seedlings
A rescue method and embryo culture seedling technology are applied in the field of rescue of blight seedlings during the cultivation of peach embryo seedlings, which can solve the problem of high incidence of blight disease, achieve low cost, improve survival rate, and simple and practical operation. Effect
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[0029] Prevention and control of damping-off disease during the first transplanting of seedlings
[0030] Hybrid combination 1 is Huyou 018*Huyou 002, hybrid combination 2 is Jinxiang*Jinxia Youpantao, and hybrid combination 3 is Chunxiao*Zhongyoutao 9.
[0031] The matrix formula is peat: perlite: vermiculite volume ratio 2:1:1.
[0032] For treatment A, after the matrix is wetted, use an autoclave to sterilize it for 20 minutes, put it into a single nutrient bowl after cooling, and transplant the test tube seedlings. Grow in a greenhouse. After the seedlings survived, the plastic cups were removed. The soil should not dry out and not watered. Two weeks after planting, the cotyledons began to wilt and become moldy ( figure 1 ), cut off all cotyledons from the base and take them outside the greenhouse for centralized destruction. If the infected seedlings are found, immediately remove them from the greenhouse and destroy them, and spray hymexazol 800 times liquid to the...
Embodiment 2
[0039] Rescue of the stem blighted plants during the second seedling transplantation
[0040] Hybrid combination 1 is Huyou 018*Huyou 002, hybrid combination 2 is Jinxiang*Jinxia Youpantao, and hybrid combination 3 is Chunxiao*Zhongyoutao 9.
[0041] The matrix formula is peat: perlite: vermiculite volume ratio 2:1:1. After the matrix is mixed and wet, use an autoclave to sterilize for 20 minutes, put it into a single nutrient bowl after cooling, transplant the test tube seedlings, and water the carbendazim 800 times after transplanting, then cover with a disposable plastic cup to moisturize, and put it in the greenhouse to cultivate. After the seedlings survived, the plastic cups were removed. The soil should not dry out and not watered. Two weeks after planting, the cotyledons began to wilt and become moldy, and all cotyledons were cut off from the base and taken outside the greenhouse for centralized destruction. If the infected seedlings are found, immediately remove...
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