Three-dimensional planting method for autumn nectariferous plants

Abstract

The invention discloses a three-dimensional planting method for autumn nectariferous plants. The planting method includes the steps that tall and fallen rhus chinensis trees are planted on a mountainous region from high to low, theaceae plant eurya muricata trees are interplanted under the trees, and senecio scandens or wild chrysanthemum flowers are interplanted under the eurya muricata trees; equidistant interplanting is adopted in the rhus chinensis forest, and the plant distance is 6 m; the interplanted trees are planted in a mode of being equidistant from the adjacent rhus chinensis trees; and the interplanted senecio scandens or the wild chrysanthemum flowers are planted according to specific conditions of a forest land. The three-dimensional planting method for the autumn nectariferous plants has the advantages that firstly, barren mountains are greened, and the natural ecological environment is improved; secondly, multiple autumn high-quality nectar sources are provided for Chinese bee breeding; thirdly, high-quality autumn honey is provided for people; fourthly, interplanted crops can provide traditional Chinese medicinal materials for the society; fifthly, a mountain land where the nectariferous plants are planted becomes a sightseeing land; and sixthly, the eurya muricata yield is increased, and export trade is facilitated. According to the method, the planting industry, the forestry industry and the beekeeping industry are combined and developed together, so that the method has both social benefits and economic benefits, and is suitable for rural areas with barren mountains.

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[0001] The invention relates to a method for planting plants, in particular to a method for planting nectar plants in autumn. Background technique

[0002] Zhongfeng is an excellent bee species native to our country. It has the advantages of disease resistance, mite resistance, and easy breeding in a fixed place. It has good adaptability to mountainous climate conditions and has incomparable advantages in the use of mountainous nectar plants. Therefore, beekeeping has been vigorously developed in mountainous areas in recent years. However, due to the dispersal and scarcity of nectar plants, the beekeeping industry in China is restricted.

[0003] According to investigations, most of the nectar-producing plants are concentrated in spring and summer, while autumn (from the beginning of autumn to the beginning of winter) is the season when honey sources are relatively scarce throughout the year, but there are still a few nectar-producing plants that are produci...

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