Cultivation method for increasing full-fruit rate of peanuts
A cultivation method and technology of fruit filling rate, applied in the cultivation field of improving peanut fruit filling rate, can solve the problems of reducing the proportion of high-quality peanuts, aggravating field diseases and insect pests, and easily leaving residues, so as to suppress the top advantage and increase the fruit filling rate , the effect of inhibiting consumptive growth
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Embodiment 1
[0011] In 2012, 4 acres of peanut test fields were selected, and the 4 acres of test fields were equally divided into 4 parts, each of 1 acre, and each group of two. The two groups of test fields were marked as treatment 1 and treatment 2, where treatment 1 was in accordance with peanut The cultivation method is used for management, and treatment 2 adopts this cultivation method for management, namely:
[0012] 1) Twenty days after the peanuts emerge, remove the main stem growth points of the peanut seedlings, arrange the first pair of lateral branches of the peanut seedlings to form a mulch, and then stretch the leaves of the peanut seedlings to facilitate their growth.
[0013] 2) Arrange the side branches: When the first pair of side branches of the peanut seedlings grow to 4-5 nodes, remove the main stem growth point of the side branches, spray triiodobenzoic acid 3 days later, use a concentration of 200ppm, spray 50 liters per mu Shi.
[0014] 3) Concentrated supplementation of...
Embodiment 2
[0022] In 2013, 8 acres of peanut test fields were selected, and the 8 acres of test fields were equally divided into 4 parts, 2 acres each, and two groups each. The two groups of test fields were marked as treatment 1 and treatment 2, where treatment 1 was in accordance with peanut The cultivation method is used for management, and treatment 2 adopts this cultivation method for management, namely:
[0023] 1) Twenty days after the peanuts emerge, remove the main stem growth points of the peanut seedlings, arrange the first pair of lateral branches of the peanut seedlings to form a mulch, and then stretch the leaves of the peanut seedlings to facilitate their growth.
[0024] 2) Arrange the side branches: When the first pair of side branches of peanut seedlings grow to 4-5 nodes, remove the main stem growth point of the side branches, spray triiodobenzoic acid 3 days later, use a concentration of 150ppm, spray 80 liters per mu Shi.
[0025] 3) Concentrated supplementation of leaf fe...
Embodiment 3
[0033] In 2013, 2 acres of peanut test fields were selected, and the 2 acres of test fields were equally divided into 4 parts, each 0.5 acres, each group of two, the two groups of test fields were marked as treatment 1 and treatment 2, where treatment 1 was in accordance with peanut The cultivation method is used for management, and treatment 2 adopts this cultivation method for management, namely:
[0034] 1) Twenty days after the peanuts emerge, remove the main stem growth points of the peanut seedlings, arrange the first pair of lateral branches of the peanut seedlings to form a mulch, and then stretch the leaves of the peanut seedlings to facilitate their growth.
[0035] 2) Arrange the side branches: When the first pair of side branches of the peanut seedlings grow to 4-5 nodes, remove the main stem growth points of the side branches, and spray triiodobenzoic acid 3 days later at a concentration of 100 ppm, and spray 100 liters per mu Shi.
[0036] 3) Concentrated supplementati...
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