Soybean plant propagation expanding method
A plant and soybean technology, applied in the field of soybean plant propagation, can solve the problems such as affecting the performance and progress of the selection of new varieties of excellent plants in the offspring, insufficient gene recombination of hybrid offspring, and restricting the number of hybrid offspring groups, etc., and achieve the propagation cycle. Short, multiplication speed, simple and cost effective
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[0022] The cuttings are collected from the middle and upper parts of the main stems or branch stems with good growth and no occurrence of diseases and insect pests; processing of cuttings: the cuttings that are urgently needed for splicing are graded and bundled with the same thickness, and the cuttings are placed in order Keep fresh in water; cut the scion: the scion is 2-3cm long, and it is advisable to have a full bud. The two sides of the bud at the lower end of the scion are obliquely cut into a wedge-shaped section of about 0.5cm, so that the side with the bud is slightly thicker, and the other One side is slightly thinner, and the cut is required to be smooth and wedge-shaped; inserting scions: the principle is to use large spikes for large rootstocks, and small spikes for small rootstocks. Insert into the split opening, deep to the top of the slightly exposed surface, be sure to make sure that the cambium of the scion and the rootstock are aligned and connected, and the...
Embodiment 2
[0024]The cuttings are collected from the middle and upper parts of the main stems or branch stems with good growth and no occurrence of diseases and insect pests; processing of cuttings: the cuttings that are urgently needed for splicing are graded and bundled with the same thickness, and the cuttings are placed in order Keep fresh in water; cut the scion: the scion is 2-3cm long, and it is advisable to have a full bud. The two sides of the bud at the lower end of the scion are obliquely cut into wedge-shaped slices about 1cm long, so that the side with buds is slightly thicker and the other side is thicker. Slightly thinner, it is required to cut the edge smoothly into a partial wedge shape; inserting scions: the principle is to use large spikes for large rootstocks, and small spikes for small rootstocks. Insert into the opening, deep to the top of the slightly exposed chamfered surface, be sure to make sure that the cambium of the scion and the rootstock are aligned and conn...
Embodiment 3
[0026] The cuttings are collected from the middle and upper parts of the main stems or branch stems with good growth and no occurrence of diseases and insect pests; processing of cuttings: the cuttings that are urgently needed for splicing are graded and bundled with the same thickness, and the cuttings are placed in order Fresh-keeping in water; cutting the scion: the scion is 2-3cm long, and it is advisable to have a full bud. The two sides of the bud at the lower end of the scion are obliquely cut into a wedge-shaped section of about 0.7cm, so that the side with the bud is slightly thicker, and the other One side is slightly thinner, and the cut is required to be smooth and wedge-shaped; inserting scions: the principle is to use large spikes for large rootstocks, and small spikes for small rootstocks. Insert into the split opening, deep to the top of the slightly exposed surface, be sure to make sure that the cambium of the scion and the rootstock are aligned and connected, ...
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