Haloragidaceae Myriophyllum spicatum engineered seedling uninodal breeding method
A technology of P. spicaculata and P. spica, applied in botany equipment and methods, climate change adaptation, horticulture, etc., to achieve the effect of easy learning, low cost and easy popularization
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[0018] In September 2004, the provenance of Foxtail algae was collected from Jiangpu County, Nanjing, cleaned, and the branches 5-30cm away from the tip were selected. On the basis of keeping the complete leaves, they were cut off by single node, and the upper end of each node kept the stem 0.5-1.0cm long, 1.5-2.0cm reserved at the lower end. These joints were transplanted in the substrate that the lower part is lake mud and the upper part is sand subsequently, and the cultivation container is a small plastic pot, and the water depth is kept at 3 cm. Provide artificial light, the intensity is 6000lx, the light time is 14 hours / day, and the temperature is about 25°C. Change the water every 2 days during this period. After observation, new shoots germinated after 2 days, and some new roots grew out. After 7 days, the number of new shoots sprouted from 240 nodes was 284, and the number of new plants was 206. Most of the shoots were 1-2cm long. 118%, and the single node germinat...
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