Bud inhibitor of large-headed atractylodes

Abstract

The invention discloses a bud inhibitor of large-headed atractylodes. The inhibitor is prepared by maleic hydrazide, nonionic emulsifier, diethanolamine and gold V peptides in a weight ratio. The inhibitor enters the plants by corneous layers of leaves and can greatly inhibit the growth of buds so as to control the growth, blooming and seeding of buds; in addition, the inhibitor can effectively destroy the chain layer of plants and cut the connecting layer between the upper part and the lower part, so that the nutrients are kept and moved to the root to expand the root, and the aims of improving yield and increasing profit are achieved.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a penetrant for inhibiting cell division of crops, in particular to an inhibitor for Atractylodes macrocephala flower buds. Background technique [0002] Atractylodes macrocephala is a kind of traditional Chinese medicine plant that uses tuber roots as medicine. The plant height is generally 40-80 cm, and its growth period is lush with branches and forks. However, the dense branches and stems are full of flower buds, commonly known as knots. The dense buds hang on the branches to absorb water and compete for fertilizer, bloom and set seeds, which seriously affects the growth and yield of Atractylodes tuber roots, in order to limit the crazy growth of flower buds. Artificial bud picking is often employed to prevent it from competing with the rhizome for nutrition. Relying on artificial bud picking not only requires a lot of labor costs, but also artificial bud picking can easily pull the root system of Atractylodes macrocephala or c...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the dense branches and stems are full of flower buds, commonly known as pimples, and the dense buds hang on the branches to absorb water and compete for fertilizer, bloom and set seeds, which seriously affects the growth and yield of Atractylodes macrocephala roots. In order to limit the crazy growth of flower buds, Manual picking is often employed to prevent it from competing with the rhizome for nutrients

Relying on manual picking of buds not only requires a lot of labor costs, but also can easily pull out the root system of Atractylodes macrocephala or cause damage to stems and leaves, causing iron leaf disease, resulting in stunted growth and reduced yield