A kind of method for improving ear yield of masson pine cutting mother plant
A technology of masson pine and mother plant, which is applied in the field of plant propagation, can solve the problems such as the reduction of spike yield, quality and rooting rate of cuttings, the adverse effects of asexual seedling breeding, and the shortened service life of mother plants for picking ears, etc., and achieve the rooting rate of cuttings And the survival rate is improved, the breeding effect is improved, the practicality and operability are strong
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[0036]In 2013, the masson pine tissue-cultured seedlings with a ground diameter of 4.0-4.2 mm, a seedling height of more than 25 cm, good growth, strong and well-developed root system were selected as the mother plant for 4 months of cultivation.
[0037] In July, the selected Pinus massoniana tissue culture seedlings were first planted in a seedling container equipped with a seedling substrate; when planting, avoid nest roots or damage the seedlings, compact the seedling substrate, and drench enough rooting water; wherein, the The seedling-raising substrate is prepared by uniformly mixing coconut bran, peat soil, pine forest topsoil, yellow core soil and 6N-38P-9K high-phosphorus compound fertilizer in a mass ratio of 2: 1: 4: 1: 0.5; cm × 15 cm non-woven seedling cup. Within 1 month after initial planting, spray 6N-38P-9K high-phosphorus compound fertilizer aqueous solution with a mass concentration of 0.3% every 7 days for foliar fertilization; perform sunshade, supplement ...
Embodiment 2
[0051] In 2014, the tissue-cultured seedlings of Pinus massoniana with good growth, strong growth and well-developed root system were selected as the mother plant, with a ground diameter of 4.3-4.4 mm and a seedling height of 26-27 cm.
[0052] In August, the selected Pinus massoniana tissue culture seedlings were first planted in a seedling container equipped with a seedling substrate; when planting, avoid nest roots or damage seedlings, compact the seedling substrate, and drench enough water for rooting; wherein, the The seedling-raising substrate is prepared by uniformly mixing coconut bran, peat soil, pine forest topsoil, yellow core soil and 6N-38P-9K high-phosphorus compound fertilizer in a mass ratio of 2: 1: 4: 1: 0.5; cm × 15 cm non-woven seedling cup. Within 2 months after initial planting, spray 6N-38P-9K high-phosphorus compound fertilizer aqueous solution with a mass concentration of 0.4% every 8 days for foliar fertilization; perform sunshade, supplement substrat...
Embodiment 3
[0066] In 2015, the tissue culture seedlings of Pinus massoniana, which were cultivated for 6 months, had a ground diameter of 4.4 to 4.5 mm, a seedling height of 26 to 27 cm, were well-grown, sturdy, and developed a root system were selected as the mother plants.
[0067] In August, the selected masson pine tissue culture seedlings were initially planted in a seedling raising container equipped with a seedling-raising matrix; when planting, avoid nesting roots or damage the seedlings, compacting the seedling-raising matrix, and drenching the feet with root-fixing water; wherein, the described The seedling substrate is prepared by uniform mixing of coconut bran, peat soil, pine forest topsoil, loess soil and 6N-38P-9K high-phosphorus compound fertilizer according to the mass ratio of 2: 1: 4: 1: 0.5; the described seedling container is a specification of 15 cm×15 cm non-woven seedling cup. Within 2 months after the initial planting, foliar fertilization was carried out by spra...
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