Band girdling method for promoting fixed point sprouting of terminalia neotaliala Capuron trunks
A technique of terminal lobulari and girdling is applied in the field of fixed-point germination, and girdling promotes the fixed-point germination of the trunk of Terminalia lobularis, which can solve the problems of high plant density, reduce the ornamental value of garden trees, and dry up, and achieve high survival rate and high ornamental value. Value, the effect of strong plant disease resistance
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[0026] A method for girdling the fixed-point germination of the main trunk of Terminalia lobata, comprising the following steps:
[0027] (1) Trunking: In March, before Terminalia lobata grows new young leaves, dig up the trunk and cut it at a height of 4m (the cut is smooth, and the cut is well protected), and the remaining The diameter of the soil ball is 5.5 times the diameter of the trunk meter, the depth of the soil ball is 3 / 4 of the diameter of the soil ball, and the soil ball is wrapped with a sunshade net to protect the soil ball from loosening, and transported to the fake planting site on the same day;
[0028] (2) Girdling: Design the first girdling opening at a position 1.5m away from the tree trunk, and design a girdling opening every 80cm upwards from the first girdling opening, girdling a circle but not closing it, and keeping 2cm The long primary bark is conducive to the up and down transport of some nutrients, preventing the bark from being completely cut off ...
Embodiment 2
[0034] A method for girdling the fixed-point germination of the main trunk of Terminalia lobata, comprising the following steps:
[0035] (1) Trunking: In the first ten days of March, before Terminalia microphylla grows new young leaves, dig up the trunk and cut it at a height of 6 m (the cut is smooth, and protection work should be done at the cut), The diameter of the reserved soil ball is 6.5 times the diameter of the trunk meter, the depth of the soil ball is 3 / 4 of the diameter of the soil ball, and the soil ball is wrapped with a sunshade net to protect the soil ball from loosening, and transported to the artificial planting site on the same day ;
[0036] (2) Girdling: Design the first girdling opening at a position 1.5m away from the tree trunk, and design a girdling opening every 80cm upwards from the first girdling opening, girdling a circle but not closing it, and keeping 3cm The long primary bark is conducive to the up and down transport of some nutrients, prevent...
Embodiment 3
[0042] A method for girdling to promote fixed-point germination of Terminalia lobata trunk, comprising the following steps:
[0043] (1) Trunking: Before Terminalia lobata grows new young leaves in March, dig up the trunk and cut it at a height of 5m (the cut is smooth and protected at the cut), and the retained soil The diameter of the ball is 5.5 times the diameter of the trunk meter, the depth of the soil ball is 3 / 4 of the diameter of the soil ball, and the soil ball is wrapped with a sunshade net to protect the soil ball from loosening, and transported to the artificial planting site on the same day;
[0044] (2) Girdling: Design the first girdling opening at a position 1.5m away from the tree head, and design a girdling opening every 80cm upwards from the first girdling opening. cm long raw bark to facilitate the transport of some nutrients up and down, to prevent the bark from being completely cut off and cause the trunk to dry up and die; the peeling opening is 1 cm wi...
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