Malus spectabilis grafting and reproducing method

Abstract

The invention discloses a malus spectabilis grafting and reproducing method. The water content of stock seedling land is 10-20% to facilitate formation of callus, the difficulty of grafting interface joint and bundling is reduced, and the final survival rate is increased. A conduit is inserted in a stock to allow continuous exchange between the stock and a scion and to meet normal nutrition demands of the scion. A band is a 0.03-0.04mm film which is subjected to disinfection before use to prevent pathogen from infecting the wound. A nutrient solution is poured during a binding process to facilitate attachment of a cut part. The malus spectabilis grafted and reproduced through the method has the advantages of high final survival rate, less cut infection, high market potential and promising prospect.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows creators to grow crops called Cajun (Crocussia sinensis) without damming their roots or causing damage during harvesting. By adding certain substances like calcium hydroxide into the soil around each plant's stem, it helps harden them down while still being able to absorb enough nitrogen fertilizers that they are needed throughout its life cycle. Additionally, there may also include other ingestible materials such as pepper oil, vinegar, citric acid, etc., along with various chemical agents added at different stages of production. These techniques help protect plants against harmful microorganisms and improve overall healthiness after cutting off affected areas.

Problems solved by technology

This patented describes how different types of citrus can be found throughout India including those from other countries like Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, etc., but it also includes some rare ones that have been discovered overseas due to their importance in commercialization activities during recent years. These include yellow-orange bracteosa cherries called Paximedium spp.; red twigs called Citrulline; black currants called Cathayana spuriana); and purple berry bushes made up by these sources.