Pollination method of mango by breeding flies in flowering phase for propagation

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of flowering-phase pollination of plants, in particular to a pollination method of mango by breeding flies in the flowering phase for propagation. The method comprises the following specific steps: breeding flies one month before the flowing phase of the mango; inducing flies with discarded livestock entrails or dead fish or rotten meat to pollinate the mango in the full-bloom phase; and killing and removing flies in the mango garden after flowers falling. Flies perform pollination activities from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. and the rush time of the pollination activities of the flies is between 10 a.m.-12 noon, which are matched with the blooming process of mango flowers basically. Therefore, as the pollination method disclosed by the invention is implemented, the pollination rate is high and the effect is good, the yield increase effect of mango is obvious and the economic benefit is very remarkable.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of plant pollination at the flowering stage, in particular to a method for propagating pollination by breeding flies during the flowering stage of mango. Background technique [0002] Mango is one of the famous tropical fruits. Because of its delicate flesh and unique flavor, it is deeply loved by people, so it is known as the "king of tropical fruits". In my country's mango producing areas, mango production is extremely unstable. The reason for this is improper pollination measures during the full flowering period of mangoes. Mango is an insect-borne flowering fruit tree, which requires insect pollination to produce normal fruit. Generally, during the full flowering period of fruit trees, bees are mostly pollinating flowers. Because mango flowers themselves have no nectar source, bees cannot pollinate, which is extremely unfavorable to mango flowering and pollination. [0003] The application number is 200...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Through practice according to the method described in the invention, the cost of raw materials used in implementing the invention is too high, and the effect is not ideal in addition

The reason is because the mango flower itself has no nectar source, so bees cannot pollinate

According to related literature, there may be the following factors for bees not picking mango nectar: ​​first, mangoes are seriously infested with pesticides, and bees do not pick flowers that have been sprayed with pesticides; second, mango flowers contain a kind of lacquer acid, Bees don't like this acid, so they don't pick mango flowers; third, mango flowers are sticky, which affects bees' feeding