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Chinese wisteria grafting method

A technology of wisteria and binding, applied in the field of wisteria grafting, can solve problems such as difficult survival, long breeding cycle, and difficulty in adapting to market demands.

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-08-03
WUHU OUBIAO AGRI DEV
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[0006] At present, the propagation of wisteria mainly adopts the cutting method. This method has a long propagation cycle, is not easy to survive, and is difficult to adapt to market demand.

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Embodiment 1

[0024] (1) Cutting the roots Excavate the roots of wisteria in the same year at the end of February, and store them with mud. In the middle and late March, choose the thick ones to clean up, and cut the 8cm long root sections as stock for later use. The upper end of the root sections needs to be kept for 1 - 2cm long root neck, and trim the fibrous root to 3cm length;

[0025] (2) the opening is cut vertically from the neck to the root on the above-mentioned stock with a knife, forming a kerf of depth 1cm;

[0026] (3) cut the scion and get the wisteria branch, cut the segment with 2-3 full buds as the scion, cut one side of the scion bottom into a large inclined plane of 2cm long, the same side of the large inclined plane and the terminal bud, and cut one side on the other side 1cm long small sliced ​​noodles;

[0027] (4) binding the above-mentioned cut scion is inserted in the otch of rootstock rapidly by the direction that the large cut face is facing outwards and the sma...

Embodiment 2

[0031] (1) Cutting the roots Excavate the roots of wisteria in the same year at the end of February, and store them with mud. In the middle and late March, choose the thick ones to clean up, and cut the 15cm long root sections as rootstocks for later use. The upper end of the root sections needs to be kept for 1 - 2cm long root neck;

[0032] (2) the opening is cut obliquely from the neck to the root on the above-mentioned rootstock with a knife, forming a kerf of depth 1cm;

[0033] (3) cut the scion and get the wisteria branch, cut the segment with 2-3 full buds as the scion, cut one side of the scion bottom into a large inclined plane of 2cm long, the same side of the large inclined plane and the terminal bud, and cut one side on the other side 1cm long small sliced ​​noodles;

[0034] (4) binding the above-mentioned cut scion is inserted in the otch of rootstock rapidly by the direction that the large cut face is facing outwards and the small cut face is facing inward, an...

Embodiment 3

[0038] (1) Cutting roots Excavate the roots of wisteria in the same year at the end of February, and store them with mud. In the middle and late March, choose the thick ones to clean up, and cut the 10cm long root sections as stock for later use. The upper end of the root sections needs to be kept for 1 - 2cm long root neck, and trim the fibrous root to 3cm length;

[0039] (2) the opening is cut vertically from the neck to the root on the above-mentioned stock with a knife, forming a kerf of depth 1cm;

[0040] (3) cut the scion and get the wisteria branch, cut the segment with 2-3 full buds as the scion, cut one side of the scion bottom into a large inclined plane of 2cm long, the same side of the large inclined plane and the terminal bud, and cut one side on the other side 1cm long small sliced ​​noodles;

[0041] (4) binding the above-mentioned cut scion is inserted in the otch of rootstock rapidly by the direction that the large cut face is facing outwards and the small ...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a wisteria grafting method, which comprises the following steps: (1) root cutting, (2) opening, (3) scion cutting, (4) binding, and (5) sealing wax. The wisteria is propagated by the method, the production period is short, the survival rate is high, the production cost is low, and the operation is convenient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of plant breeding, in particular to the technical field of a wisteria grafting method. Background technique [0002] Wisteria, (scientific name: Wisteriasinensis), alias wisteria, Zhuteng, Huanghuan. It belongs to Fabaceae and Wisteria, a large vine with deciduous climbing and twining properties. Deciduous vines. Stems right-handed, branches thicker, tender branches covered with white pilose, bald after the net; winter buds ovate. Odd-pinnate compound leaves 15-25 cm long; stipules linear, caducous; leaflets 3-6 pairs, papery, ovate-elliptic to ovate-lanceolate, upper leaflets larger, base 1 pair smallest, 5 ~8cm, 2~4cm wide, apex acuminate to tail tip, base obtusely rounded or cuneate, or oblique, both sides of young leaves are flattened and bald; petiole 3~4mm long, pilose; small Stipules spiny, 4-5 mm long, persistent. [0003] Wisteria is a plant in the warm and temperate zone. It has strong adaptab...

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IPC IPC(8): A01G1/06
CPCA01G2/30
Inventor 戴勤王冬梅李慧珍
Owner WUHU OUBIAO AGRI DEV
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