Stem grafting method for melon crop stock-scion identification signal research
A technology for identifying signals and melons, which is applied in the field of stem segment grafting in the research of rootstock and ear identification signals of melon crops, can solve the problems of lack of grafting affinity, abnormal growth, low grafting affinity, etc., and achieve narrow gene screening Scope, effects of exclusion effects
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[0047] A stem segment grafting method for the research on rootstock and ear recognition signals of melon crops:
[0048] (1) Cultivation of plant seedlings: sterilize melon (Akekekeqi) and gourd (H23) seeds with 1‰ potassium permanganate solution for 10 minutes, wash 3 times in tap water, soak in tap water, soak melon seeds for 8 hours, and gourd seeds Soak for 36 hours; then accelerate germination at 30°C until the radicle turns white, sow in flat trays at a seeding density of 800 grains / m 2 , the seedlings used as scions were cultivated to the stage of 1 leaf and 1 heart, the seedlings used as rootstock were cultivated until the first true leaf was half-expanded, and the hypocotyls were grafted when the length of the hypocotyl was about 6-8 cm, and the seedlings were placed in a 26°C refrigerator 2 days in advance. Cultivation in a constant temperature culture room.
[0049] (2) The preparation method of scion, Zhe wood and grafted stem section:
[0050] Step a: Take the m...
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