Method for breeding non-prick large-fruited sarch
A large fruit sea buckthorn, asexual reproduction technology, applied in the application, cultivation, agriculture and other directions, can solve the problems of low economic benefit, unstable character, time-consuming and labor-intensive, etc., and achieve the effect of protecting the ecological environment, fast breeding, and good economic effect.
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[0010] The breeding method of thornless and large-fruited seabuckthorn is mainly to use twig cuttings and a series of supporting technologies to industrialize the asexual reproduction of thornless large-fruited seabuckthorn. The specific supporting technologies are as follows: build ear-picking gardens, choose places with flat terrain and good soil quality to build ear-picking gardens, Use Liaofu No. 1 and Liaofu No. 2 thornless and large-fruit varieties for planting at a row spacing of 1.5m and a plant spacing of 1.0m. Topdressing is carried out 3 times a year, watering 5 times, and weeding and loosening the soil 3 times. After the ear material begins to age, it is necessary to increase the seedlings of 1 or 2 years. The seedlings are planted in double rows on large ridges. The twigs used for cutting ears 17 are collected from 1.5 to 2.5-year-old young trees. Fertilize once, spray pesticides to kill harmful insects at the same time, and irrigate thoroughly 3 days before ear pi...
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