Method for interplanting radix pseudostellariae under camellia oleifera woods

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for interplanting radix pseudostellariae under camellia oleifera woods and relates to the technical field of economic crop matching planting. The interplanting method comprises a step (I) of camellia oleifera wood selection; a step (II) of tidying of interplanted camellia oleifera woods; a step (III) of interplanting wood land fertility fostering; a step (IV) of primary interplanting wood land tidying; a step (V) of wood land bedding: a step (1) of division of rectangular pieces of land in a field and a step (2) of bedding; a step (VI) of digging of planting holes; a step (VII) of transplantation: a step (1) of planting hole treatment, a step (2) of seedling selection, a step (3) of lifting of seedlings and a step (4) of plantation; a step (VIII) of management: a step (1) of early period management and a step (2) of middle and later period management; a step (IX) of harvesting. The method has the advantages of being capable of improving wood land resource utilization effects and lowering maintenance costs of newly-built camellia oleifera woods, is suitable for interplanting of the newly-built camellia oleifera woods, and can also be used for interplanting of other vegetables under the camellia oleifera woods.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of supporting planting of economic crops, in particular to a method for interplanting Radix Pseudostellariae under a Camellia oleifera forest. Background technique [0002] Camellia oleifera is a unique economic crop in my country and one of the four major woody oil crops in the world. Camellia oleifera forests in my country are mostly natural forests that grow naturally, which belong to low-yield or old camellia oleifera forests. The fruit is small, the yield is low, and the oil yield rate is also low, resulting in poor economic benefits of camellia oleifera forest. In recent years, low-yielding camellia oleifera forests have been transformed across the country, and quite a few of them have been completely felled and rebuilt. Since camellia camellia has several years of process from planting to closure, and during these years, the yield of camellia oleifera is very low, therefore, people try to interplant ...

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Most of the Camellia oleifera forests in my country are natural forests that grow naturally, which belong to low-yield forests or old Camellia oleifera forests. The results are small, the yield is low, and the oil yield is also low, resulting in poor economic benefits of Camellia oleifera forests.

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