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What are the key field planting management techniques for Angelica dahurica?
1. Thinning and final thinning: Angelica dahurica seedlings grow slowly, and are generally not thinned in the year of sowing. After they turn green in early spring of the second year, when the seedlings are about 57 cm tall, the first thinning is carried out, removing the overcrowded and weak seedlings. For drill sowing, leave one plant every about 5 cm; for hole sowing, leave 58 plants per hole; the second
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Angelica dahurica Cultivation Experience and Key Planting Techniques
This spring and summer, the nationwide climate has been abnormal, with large areas affected by drought and long duration. Angelica dahurica production has been affected to some extent. Currently, the market supply of new goods is low, and most of the supply has been purchased by medicine dealers in the production areas. The movement of old stock has also turned from sluggish to smooth. Angelica dahurica prefers a warm and humid climate and an environment with
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points for High-Yield Cultivation Techniques of Angelica dahurica
I. Land selection and land preparation: Angelica dahurica is a deep-rooted plant, so it is advisable to choose sandy loam soil with deep soil layers, medium fertility, and good drainage for planting. Apply 4000 kg to 5000 kg of farmyard manure per 1000 sq m, together with 80 kg of superphosphate, plow deeply to 30 cm, harrow finely and level,
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Field Management Methods and Technical Key Points for Dahurian Angelica
① Thinning and final thinning: For autumn-sown Dahurian angelica, after the seedlings turn green in early spring, begin thinning when the seedlings are about 5 cm tall. The first thinning is at a plant spacing of 5 cm, the second at 10 cm; when the seedlings are about 15 cm tall, carry out final thinning at a spacing of 12-15 cm, removing small, weak and overly vigorous seedlings. For spring-sown Dahurian angelica,
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How to Grow Angelica dahurica? A Detailed Guide to Scientific Cultivation Techniques
1. Land preparation: Apply 2500-5000 kg of decomposed compost or barnyard manure, 100 kg of cake fertilizer and 50 kg of phosphate fertilizer per mu as base fertilizer; on fertile land, less can be applied. After application, plow the land, preferably to a depth of more than 1 chi; after plowing, sun the soil so it is fully weathered, then plow once more. Deep plowing is required.
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Detailed Guide to Angelica dahurica Cultivation: Teaching You to Grow Angelica dahurica Well
Angelica dahurica is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Umbelliferae family, also known as fragrant Angelica dahurica and Jiubuxiang. Its root is used as medicine; it has the functions of dispelling disease and removing dampness, draining pus and promoting tissue regeneration, activating blood circulation and relieving pain. It mainly treats wind-cold common cold, headache, rhinitis, toothache, leukorrhea, painful boils and swollen toxins and other conditions, and can also be used as a spice
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points on Polyporus umbellatus Cultivation Techniques
(I) Overview Alias wild pig dung, ground black peach, powder Polyporus, etc. It is the sclerotium of Polyporus umbellatus (Pers.) Fr. [Grifola umbellata Pilat], a plant of the genus Polyporus in the family Polyporaceae. Its nature and flavor are neutral, sweet, and bland. It has the function of promoting urination and draining dampness. In recent years
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What are the key points of high-yield cultivation techniques for Polyporus umbellatus?
Polyporus umbellatus, also known by aliases such as pig urine, Hailing, Fengling, Wutao, etc. Its sclerotium is used medicinally and has the effects of promoting diuresis and draining dampness, eliminating phlegm and detoxifying. Clinically it mainly treats nephritis edema, difficult urination, acute urinary tract infection, summer-heat watery diarrhea, strangury with turbid urine, and leukorrhea with reddish and whitish discharge. Its extract, Polyporus umbellatus
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Analysis of Technical Problems in Polyporus umbellatus Cultivation
Polyporus umbellatus comes in three colors: black, gray, and white, respectively called black sclerotium, gray sclerotium, and white sclerotium. For Polyporus umbellatus sclerotia that have grown for more than one year, the surface is black and glossy, the texture is dense and highly tough, and the cross-section is white or pale yellow, with some parts able to germinate hyphae; gray sclerotium has a gray or grayish-yellow surface
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Detailed Explanation of Grifola umbellata Planting Methods and Cultivation Techniques
Grifola umbellata, also known as wild pig food, wild pig dung, and wild pig fungus, is the sclerotium of the fungus Grifola umbellata (Polyporaceae). It is a traditional rare Chinese medicinal material, sweet and bland in taste, neutral in nature, with effects such as promoting diuresis and draining dampness, relieving strangury and reducing swelling. It is used for difficult urination, edema, diarrhea, etc. Modern medicine
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