Construction method of plant community in northwest region
A construction method and plant community technology, applied in the field of plant community construction in Northwest China, can solve the problem of ignoring the scientific design of plant communities and post-regulation processing, not fully considering the maintenance and management costs of environmental conditions, and different treatment measures for different types of seeds, etc. problems, to achieve the effect of regulating its own physiological functions, promoting the safe establishment of vegetation, and reducing the impact of competition
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Embodiment 1
[0017] 1) Select the species that are suitable for the Northwest region, such as pioneer herbs, transitional herbs, transitional shrubs, stable herb, shrubs and arbors. Among them, the pioneer herb is brome awn; the transitional herb is Iris; the transitional shrub is flower stick; the stable herb is sandawang; the stable shrub is Hippophae rhamnoides: Amorpha: Caragana = 1:2:2; Robinia pseudoacacia is a stable arbor.
[0018] 2) Treat the brome awnless in step 1) at 30-31° C. for 6 hours, then at 8-9° C. for 18 hours; soak the seeds in 50° C. water for 48 hours, remove them and store them in sand for 3 days; Seeds of seabuckthorn and caragana were soaked in water at 50°C for 14h, 48h, and 20h, respectively, and then air-dried naturally; seeds of amorpha and black locust were soaked in concentrated sulfuric acid for 10min, 20min, washed with water to remove sulfuric acid, and then air-dried naturally.
[0019] 3) After step 2) is implemented, 200 grains of pioneer herbs, 60 g...
Embodiment 2
[0030] 1) Select the pioneer herb, transitional herb, transitional shrub, herb with stable group, shrub with stable group and tree with stable group that are suitable for Northwest China. Among them, the pioneer herb is brome awnless; the transitional herb is Iris; the transitional shrub is flower stick; the stable herb is Sophora japonica; the stable shrub is Amorpha fragrans:caragana: White thorn flower = 2: 2: 1; the stable arbor in the colony is Robinia pseudoacacia.
[0031]2) Treat the brome awnless in step 1) at 31-32° C. for 6 hours, and then at 9-10° C. for 18 hours; soak the seeds in 50° C. water for 72 hours, remove them and store them in sand for 3 days; Soak Caragana seeds in 50°C water for 18h and 24h, then air-dry naturally; soak seeds in 75°C water for 24h, then air-dry naturally; 2 Treat with SO4 for 15 minutes, wash with water to remove sulfuric acid, and then air-dry naturally; soak seeds of Amorpha fragrans and Robinia pseudoacacia in concentrated sulfuric...
Embodiment 3
[0043] 1) Select the pioneer herb, transitional herb, transitional shrub, herb with stable group, shrub with stable group and tree with stable group that are suitable for Northwest China. Among them, the pioneer herb is brome awnless; the transitional herb is Iris; the transitional shrub is flower stick; the herb that builds a group is stable according to the seed number ratio of Satawang: Sophora japonica = 1:1; the stable shrub that builds a group According to the seed number ratio, Hippophae rhamnoides: Amorpha fragrans: Caragana : White thorn flower = 1:2:2:1; the stable arbor in the colony is Robinia pseudoacacia.
[0044] 2) Treat the brome awnless in step 1) at 30-31° C. for 6 hours, and then at 8-9° C. for 18 hours; soak the seeds in 50° C. water for 60 hours, remove them and store them in sand for 3 days; Seeds of seabuckthorn and caragana were soaked in 50°C water for 16h, 36h, and 22h, and then air-dried; 2 Seeds were soaked in SO4 for 18 minutes, washed with water...
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