Seedling-culture cuttage method of aesculus chinensis
A technology for raising seedlings by cuttings and horse chestnuts, which is applied in the field of cutting seedlings of horse chestnuts, can solve the problems of loss of reproductive ability of seeds, low fruit setting rate of horse chestnuts, and difficulty in popularizing excellent trees, so as to speed up the formation of calluses and speed up Callus formation, organic matter enrichment effect
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[0018] A method for cutting seedlings of horse chestnut trees includes the following steps:
[0019] (1) Selection of cuttings: Choose horse chestnut plants that are 1 to 15 years old and have excellent traits. Three months before cuttings are cut, circumscribe the branches where the cuttings are located. The circumscribed cut is 1.2~1.5m from the top of the shoots. , Flat cut at the upper end and oblique cut at the lower end, each cutting has 2~3 bud eyes, which retain nutrients, after germination, promote photosynthesis, accelerate callus formation, and increase survival rate. In spring February, cut sprouted twigs , 100 cuttings each year, with a length of 20-25cm, get cuttings;
[0020] (2) Cutting treatment: After cutting the cuttings, they are soaked in a soaking solution at a temperature of -9°C for 3 hours, which can not only sterilize, but also enhance the stress resistance of the cuttings, and promote the formation and differentiation of callus. After drying to a moistur...
Embodiment 2
[0045] A method for cutting seedlings of horse chestnut trees includes the following steps:
[0046] (1) Selection of cuttings: Choose horse chestnut plants that are 1 to 15 years old and have excellent traits. Three months before cuttings are cut, circumscribe the branches where the cuttings are located. The circumscribed cut is 1.2~1.5m from the top of the shoots. , Flat cut at the upper end and oblique cut at the lower end. Each cutting has 2 to 3 bud eyes, which retain nutrients. After germination, it promotes photosynthesis, accelerates callus formation, and improves survival rate. In March in spring, cut sprouted twigs , 100 cuttings each year, with a length of 20-25cm, get cuttings;
[0047] (2) Cutting treatment: After cutting the cuttings, they are soaked in a soaking solution at a temperature of -8°C for 3 hours, which can not only sterilize, but also enhance the stress resistance of the cuttings and promote the formation and differentiation of callus. After drying to a ...
Embodiment 3
[0072] A method for cutting seedlings of horse chestnut trees includes the following steps:
[0073] (1) Selection of cuttings: Choose horse chestnut plants that are 1 to 15 years old and have excellent traits. 4 months before cuttings are cut, circumscribe the branches where the cuttings are located. The circumscribed cut is 1.2~1.5m from the top of the shoots. , Flat cut at the upper end, oblique cut at the lower end, each cutting has 2~3 bud eyes, which retain nutrients, after germination, promote photosynthesis, accelerate the formation of callus, and increase the survival rate. In spring April, cut sprouted twigs , 100 cuttings each year, with a length of 20-25cm, get cuttings;
[0074] (2) Cutting treatment: After cutting the cuttings, they are soaked in a soaking solution at a temperature of -7°C for 4 hours, which can not only sterilize, but also enhance the stress resistance of the cuttings and promote the formation and differentiation of callus. After drying to a moistur...
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