Method for promoting radish pollination through carbon dioxide and honey
A technology of carbon dioxide and radish, applied in botany equipment and methods, horticultural methods, seed and rhizome treatment, etc., can solve the problems of reducing breeding yield, incompatibility, and difficulty in cross-breeding work, and achieve the goal of being suitable for close planting and growth Effect of short period and improved pollination rate
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[0027] According to the specific planting time as an example
[0028] see figure 1 , a method for promoting pollination of radish using carbon dioxide and bees, comprising the steps of:
[0029] S1, sowing date: on November 1st, plant radish in plant medium, perform vernalization treatment on radish plants for three months during the radish seed production stage, and complete vernalization when the night temperature is kept at 1-5°C , Radishes are low-temperature sensitive crops. In order to make radishes blossom and bear seeds during production, vernalization treatment should be carried out during the radish seed production stage. The so-called vernalization treatment refers to low-temperature treatment of radish seeds or plants. Therefore, The sowing date of radish for seed production is relatively early. When the temperature in the solar greenhouse is relatively high, the radish seedlings grow vegetatively first, and vernalization begins when the night temperature is 1-5°C...
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