Camellia oleifera tree body nutrition diagnosis method based on leaf ion group collaborative change characteristics
A technology of nutritional diagnosis and ion group, which is applied in chemical method analysis, testing plants/trees, measuring devices, etc., can solve the limitations and poor universality, do not fully consider the interaction relationship between elements, and it is difficult to achieve accurate assessment of nutritional status and nutrient balance management to achieve the effect of increasing production
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[0026] This embodiment builds a nutritional diagnosis method based on the synergistic change characteristics of ion groups, including the following steps:
[0027] (1) Obtaining leaf samples. From August to October, samples were taken for stands or trees with different yields. When sampling, 20×20m plots can be divided according to the characteristics of the stands, and 5-10 plants were selected in each plot according to the S-shaped route. Sampling; above the middle part of the canopy, select the vigorously growing branches of the year, collect the 4-6 leaves from the top of the branches in the east, south, west, and north directions, and sample 30-50 pieces per tree , according to the forest stand or tree size, set 4 repetitions or more to be representative.
[0028] (2) Leaf sample processing. Wash three times with ultrapure water (18MΩ), fix green at 105°C for 30min, dry at 60°C for 96h, weigh the dry weight, and measure leaf phosphorus (P) and potassium (K ), calcium (...
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[0037] In 2018, in Changshan County, Zhejiang Province, a 6-year-old ‘Changlin’ series of Camellia oleifera plantation was taken as the object, and a diagnostic method for the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium nutritional status of trees based on the synergistic change characteristics of ion groups was constructed.
[0038]When the fruit was ripe, 30 plants of 'Changlin No. 4' and 'Changlin No. 53' were selected at random, and were sampled and measured individually. The width of the canopy was measured from east to west and north to south, and the fresh fruit yield per plant was recorded. 20 fruits were randomly selected to analyze the oil content of the seed kernels, and in the east, west, south, and north directions of the middle part of the canopy, the growth of the fruiting branch group was normal. 50 leaves in the middle of the spring shoots of the current year were analyzed for the content of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium mineral elements; the number of leaves and f...
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