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What are the reasons for the low survival rate of bayberry (Myrica rubra)?
Reasons for the low survival rate of bayberry
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What are the common pests and diseases of Chinese bayberry (Myrica rubra)? These several will affect tree vigor
Pests and diseases such as canker, brown spot, leaf roller, and pine caterpillar have a huge impact on the vigor and yield of Chinese bayberry trees. In production, prevention should be the main approach, with integrated control. In addition to measures such as increasing the application of organic fertilizer and potassium fertilizer and doing a good job of winter orchard cleaning, during the growing season effective measures should be taken promptly according to the occurrence patterns of pests and diseases to...
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Noteworthy specific germplasm of wild apricot (Prunus sibirica) in Chaoyang, Liaoning
Abstract: We surveyed apricot germplasm resources in Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province, and identified 11 specific germplasms, including 3 kernel-use germplasms, 4 landscaping germplasms, and 4 germplasms pending further identification. These new germplasms not only enrich the apricot germplasm resources of Liaoning Province, but also lay a material foundation for breeding new cultivars. Keywords: apricot germplasm, kernel use, landscaping. Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province is one of the main apricot production areas in China, with a long history of apricot cultivation. In the past, local wild apricots were mostly propagated by seed, and the genetic differences of wild apricot at the three levels of individual, stand and provenance were fully differentiated and accumulated.
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What is the American pepino melon? An introduction to its variety characteristics
The pepino melon fruit is large (single fruit weight 100-250 grams), with the largest reaching 500 grams. The flesh is tender and refreshing, with extremely high nutritional value and great market promotion value. The pepino melon is a herbaceous plant with extremely strong adaptability, unaffected by region and climate. It can be planted on barren hills, in courtyards, and in open fields, and can also be intercropped with other crops. It can be planted and harvested in all four seasons. From sowing to harvest takes only two months, with a yield of up to 5000 kg per mu. The market retail price is 5-10 yuan/kg. Its fruit can be processed into canned goods, jam, preserved fruit, etc. This is undoubtedly another very large potential market among new high-yield fruits.
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What should be noted during the process of planting bayberry (Chinese bayberry, Myrica rubra)?
Notes on planting bayberry
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Detailed Explanation of Key Cultivation Techniques for African Roselle (Red Peach K)
"Red Peach K", whose proper name is roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa), is a plant of the genus Hibiscus in the Malvaceae family, native to Africa. "Red Peach K" has been introduced and cultivated in China, with a fruit yield per plant reaching as high as 5 kg, a yield per mu (1 mu = 667 sq m, the same below) exceeding 3000 kg, and an output value per mu reaching over 30,000 yuan. The "Red Peach K" fruit is actually the calyx of roselle. The calyx and bracteoles are used to make fruit pulp, beverages, extract pigments, etc. "Red Peach K" also has pharmacological functions such as lowering blood pressure, quenching thirst, promoting bile secretion, aiding digestion and enriching the blood. After several years of cultivation practice, we have explored
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Detailed Explanation of Characteristics and Key Planting Techniques of American Almond Varieties
American almond, also known as American big almond, the edible part is the kernel. Under ordinary management conditions, the kernel yield of American almond is about 300 kg per mu, with an output value of about 5,000-7,000 yuan. American almond has strong growth vigor, strong sprouting ability and branching ability. The longest annual branch can reach more than 2 m, with a diameter of 3 cm, and has 2-3 secondary shoots, with secondary shoots 40-50 cm long. Annual branches bear fewer flower buds. After being left unpruned, the short branches of 1-5 cm that sprout have strong flower-forming and fruiting ability. The fruiting branch is a terminal flower bud branch, and the fruiting
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American almond is hailed as the king of dried fruits in the world.
The commercial name of American almond is American large almond. It is a world-class superior dried fruit tree species, and its yield and trade volume rank first among the world's six major dried fruits (chestnut ranks fifth). The edible part of the almond is the kernel, which is sweet, fragrant, crisp, and can be eaten directly. It is also a premium oil material. Almond oil is a premium health-care edible oil with good physicochemical properties, does not easily deteriorate during long-term storage, and is easy to digest and absorb after consumption. It has anti-cancer and cancer-preventive effects and is used to treat diabetes, epilepsy, and stomach diseases. Almond oil is also the most suitable skin moisturizing oil, massage oil, and sunscreen oil. Japanese original imported almond oil, each bottle 60 ml
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Cultivating Wild Apricot (Prunus sibirica) Seedlings
Wild apricot (Prunus sibirica) is a plant in the rose family (Rosaceae), genus Prunus. It has strong drought tolerance and cold resistance. It can be planted both as an economic tree species and as a landscaping tree for greening along streets. The fruit of wild apricot can be eaten fresh or made into preserved fruit, while the seeds (kernels) are suitable for making beverages, cosmetics, or for medicinal use. 1 Botanical Characteristics Wild apricot is a small tree, with branchlets grayish-brown or light reddish-brown. Leaves are ovate or nearly round, with the apex long acuminate to caudate, the base rounded to nearly cordate, and the leaf margin with fine obtuse simple serrations. Flowers are white or pink, solitary; the fruit is oblate, yellow or orange-red, occasionally
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Detailed Introduction to New American Red-Fleshed Plumcot Varieties
Plumcot is an emerging fruit obtained through a complex hybridization process between apricot and plum. Its fruit is richly aromatic with excellent flavor, and it also has fine characteristics such as large fruit, early fruiting, high and stable yield, a long harvest period, good storage tolerance, strong adaptability and high economic value. Red-fleshed plumcots are extremely rare on the market and bring very high cultivation returns. Three new American red-fleshed plumcot varieties with different ripening periods are introduced here. 1. Flavor Rose. The earliest-ripening new American red-fleshed plumcot hybrid variety; its fruit is flat in shape, turns purple-black when ripe, with a smooth and glossy, very attractive skin
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