The invention discloses a method for rapidly recovering a degraded land reed
population through
stolon domestication, and belongs to the technical field of
vegetation recovery. Comprising the following steps: at the beginning of a reed growth season from May to June every year, enabling reeds to crawl in a mode of draining water and manually pressing down overground stems, and then promoting
germination of buds or root buds between creeping stem nodes in a continuous water
control mode; in the middle ten days of July, selecting a suitable
stolon containing internode buds or root buds, digging a root section from a base part, winding the
stolon in the extending direction to form a circle, fixing the circle, and spraying water to preserve
moisture; spreading the fixed stolons,
transplanting the stolons into degraded land, and performing daily water and
fertilizer management. According to the method, the stolons are induced to rapidly generate
bud seedlings and fibrous roots through a specific stolon
domestication method, then the stolons are used for planting and restoring the reed
population, and the restoration of the reed
population can be accelerated in cooperation with proper water and
fertilizer management. Compared with a traditional reed
recovery method, the method has the advantages of being high in speed, low in cost, high in
survival rate and the like.