CN115053744A - Upright-column-free dry-supporting planting method for dalbergia odorifera - Google Patents

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CN115053744A
CN115053744A CN202210824326.0A CN202210824326A CN115053744A CN 115053744 A CN115053744 A CN 115053744A CN 202210824326 A CN202210824326 A CN 202210824326A CN 115053744 A CN115053744 A CN 115053744A
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Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of forest cultivation, in particular to a planting method for wingceltis odorata free of upright post support. The method specifically comprises the following steps: (1) cutting off the top of the Pterocarpus heterophyllus cutting seedlings for the first time and the second time, then transferring the cut seedlings into a nutrition bag, and cutting off the top for the third time and the fourth time to obtain Pterocarpus heterophyllus planting seedlings; (2) planting the mixed planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera and the trunk trees obtained in the step (1) for afforestation; (3) after afforestation, grass cutting, ridging, fertilizing, trimming and dry tree density adjusting are carried out on the planting seedlings of the santalum album linn. The invention utilizes the top shearing of the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings for 4 times, promotes the growth of the cutting seedlings, and the saplings have obviously thick and strong trunks, are not easy to fall down, grow fast, have the afforestation survival rate as high as 98 percent and have good afforestation production effect.

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Upright-column-free dry-supporting planting method for dalbergia odorifera
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of forest cultivation, in particular to a planting method for pteroceltis indicus without upright post trunk supporting.
Background
Pterocarpus indicus (Dalbergiaochin-chinensis Pierreex Laness) is a plant of Pterocarpus of Papilionaceae and native to Central and south peninsula. The wood has luster, straight grains and fine and uniform structure, and is mainly used as high-grade furniture, piano shells, industrial art and the like. The Dalbergia odorifera is half-deciduous or big deciduous tree, semi-positive tree species, and has young tree with height of about 30m and trunk diameter of 0.6-1.2 m. The saplings are soft as a whole, low in lignification degree, weak in top end advantages, developed in lateral branches, large in leaf amount and dense in crown, and trunk bending is easy to cause. Under the natural growth of the stem, the stem is not obvious, the straightness is poor, low-position branches are easy to occur, a plurality of stems are frequent, and the outturn percentage is low. The traditional planting method generally adopts moso bamboo stand columns to support and centralize a main trunk for cultivation, but the bamboo stand columns have the problems of easiness in decay, short supporting time, troublesome afforestation management procedures, high cost and the like, so that the planting enthusiasm of forest farmers is low.
The traditional upright post support planting method comprises the following steps:
during afforestation, 1-year-old nutrition bag seedlings are selected for planting in spring. Binding the trunk of the young tree on the small bamboo column by using a small bamboo column with the diameter of about 2cm and the length of 1.5m and an umbrella cloth belt or other binding belts in 8 months of forestation; in the second half year of afforestation 2, a ground hole column made of moso bamboos with the diameter of about 5cm and the length of 4m is used for replacing small bamboos, the trunk of a sapling is bound on the moso bamboo column by an umbrella cloth belt, and generally one sapling is bound with 2 nodes; in 3 rd year of forestation, as the young trees grow faster, the umbrella cloth belts tied in the previous year are loosened, moved to the upper part of the trunk and tied again. The moso bamboo upright column is rotten in two years generally, the growth of saplings cannot be supported after 2 years, the upright column needs to be replaced, and the method for cultivating the main trunk of the alligator odorata through multiple upright column supporting is time-consuming and labor-consuming, so that the direct planting cost is greatly increased.
Therefore, how to provide a planting method for the yellow sandalwood without supporting the trunks by the upright posts to solve the technical problems of high cost, time and labor waste of the traditional planting method for supporting the trunks by the upright posts in the prior art is a problem to be solved urgently by technical personnel in the field.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide an upright-post-free dry-bearing planting method for cross toe yellow sandalwood, which aims to cultivate a high-quality and high-efficiency cross toe yellow sandalwood artificial timber forest with a trunk height of more than 5m and no dead knots, solve the problems of unobvious trunks, easy bending and lodging, multiple trunks, low branches and the like in the planting process of young forests, and provide an upright-post-free dry-bearing planting method for cross toe yellow sandalwood.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following technical solutions:
the invention provides a planting method for cross-toe yellow sandalwood without supporting the trunk of an upright post, which comprises the following steps:
(1) cutting off the top of the Pterocarpus heterophyllus cutting seedlings for the first time and the second time, then transferring the cut seedlings into a nutrition bag, and cutting off the top for the third time and the fourth time to obtain Pterocarpus heterophyllus planting seedlings;
(2) mixed planting and afforesting the dalbergia odorifera seedlings obtained in the step (1) and the trunk-supporting trees;
(3) after afforestation, grass cutting, ridging, fertilizing, trimming and adjusting the density of the trunk-supporting trees are carried out on the planting seedlings of the santalum album linn;
the first top shearing is carried out when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 0.5-0.7 m, and the top shearing height is 0.1-0.3 m;
carrying out second top shearing when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 0.9-1.1 m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.3-0.5 m;
carrying out third top shearing when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.1-1.3 m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.1-0.5 m;
and performing fourth top shearing when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.3-1.7 m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.3-0.5 m.
Preferably, the root-bark trees in the step (2) are eucalyptus grandis.
Preferably, the number ratio of the Pterocarpus hallerocarpus polydactus planted seedlings to the trunk trees in the step (2) is 1: 3-5.
Preferably, the total planting density of the Pterocarpus hallerocarpus marsupium seedlings and the trunk trees in the step (2) is 1550-1750 plants/hm 2
Preferably, the compound fertilizer is applied to the step (3) every year in 1-4 years of forestation.
Preferably, in the step (3), the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees is adjusted to be 0.15-0.25 in 4-5 years of forestation; and in 8-9 years of afforestation, the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees is adjusted to be 0.15-0.25 again.
Preferably, the application amount of the compound fertilizer is 150-200 g per plant each time.
Preferably, the grass splitting in the step (3) is as follows: and in 1-3 years of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 4 months and 8 months every year, and in the 4 th year of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 8 months.
Preferably, the ridging in the step (3) is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, hilling is carried out for 4 months and 8 months respectively.
Preferably, the trimming in step (3) is: in the 1 st year of afforestation, cutting off bud strips and obliquely long side branches at the base part; in the 2 nd year of afforestation, cutting off branches at the lower part of a trunk, wherein the branches are less than 30% of the height of the tree, and cutting off thick lateral branches at other parts of a crown to 35-45% of the length of the branch; in 12 months of 3-4 years of afforestation, the lateral branches at the lower part of the trunk with the height less than 40% are cut off, and the thick lateral branches at other parts of the tree crown are cut off to 45-55% of the length of the thick lateral branches.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
1. the top of the yellow sandalwood nursery stock is cut for 4 times: firstly, the transmittance is increased, the pressed seedlings are reduced, the thickness of the seedling trunk is increased, and the qualified seedling rate is improved; secondly, the transplanting survival rate and the afforestation survival rate of the bagged seedlings are improved; thirdly, the trunk hardness and the straightness of the saplings are increased. Production practices prove that when 2-year-old seedlings are planted by using 4 times of top shearing, the trunks of young trees are obviously thick and strong, the young trees are not easy to fall down, the growth is fast, the afforestation survival rate is as high as about 98%, and the afforestation production effect is good.
2. The flexible inclined crown of the dalbergia odorifera is mainly appeared within 5 years after afforestation, the key period of trunk cultivation is in the early stage of saplings, and the straightness of the main trunk of the dalbergia odorifera and the afforestation effect can be effectively improved by selecting the tree species for trunk support and the planting proportion. The selection of the trunk supporting tree species needs to fully consider the mutual benefit and the mutual assistance with the biological and ecological characteristics of the target tree species, can form a stable forest community, has no common plant diseases and insect pests, and has the tree species with higher wood economic value. The initial planting density of afforestation in the production of the yellow wingceltis is 1650 plants hm -2
The invention initially selects eucalyptus grandis, fir and fujian cypress as the trunk supporting tree species, and the trunk supporting tree species and the afforestation plant number of the target tree species are respectively 1: 2. 1: 4. 1: 6, carrying out inter-plant mixed afforestation tests. The test results show that: the mixed blending proportion of eucalyptus grandis and dalbergia odorifera for afforestation is 1:4, the growth of the yellow wingceltis is fastest, the main trunk is the best in uprightness, and the lateral branches are smaller; the afforestation mixed proportion is 1: 2, the proportion of the tree species supporting the trunk is large, so that the tree species can be easily grown prematurely after forestation to inhibit the growth of the target tree species; the afforestation mixed proportion is 1: 6, because the proportion of the tree species for supporting the tree trunk is smaller, the tree species is difficult to support the tree trunk in a short time after afforestation; the tree species for supporting the trunk is fir and fujian cypress, and the growth speed of the saplings is slower than that of the tree species, so that no matter what proportion is used for mixed afforestation, the tree species for supporting the trunk cannot play a role in supporting the trunk in 5 years after afforestation.
The eucalyptus grandis is an evergreen arbor with fast growth, the height of the tree can reach more than 40m, the eucalyptus grandis is in an upper forest in the mixed forest, the tree crown is sparse after the forest is established for group planting, and the shading degree generated by the sparse crown width can well promote the high growth of the pteroceltis indicus. Therefore, the fast-growing and small-crown-width eucalyptus grandis is selected as the trunk-supporting tree species of the dalbergia odorifera for mixed afforestation, so that the upright post cost can be reduced, and the high-quality forest with obvious trunk and high straightness can be cultivated.
3. The invention adopts the tending measures of overall grass splitting, massive ridging, timely topdressing, proper pruning and the like. In the 1 st year of forestation, the first half year and the second half year are respectively selected to be subjected to comprehensive grass splitting once and massive hilling once, massive hilling is carried out in 8 months, and 150 g/plant of compound fertilizer is buried; in the 2 nd year and the 3 rd year of afforestation, the first half year and the second half year are respectively used for carrying out comprehensive grass splitting once in 8 months, 150g of compound fertilizer is applied to the dalbergia odorifera, and the eucalyptus grandis is not topdressed, so that the situation that the growth of the dalbergia odorifera is too fast to inhibit the growth of the dalbergia odorifera is avoided; in the 4 th year of forestation, the grass is fully split once in 8 months in the next half year, 200g of compound fertilizer is applied to the dalbergia odorifera, and the eucalyptus grandis is not applied; in the 5 th year of afforestation, the forest stand is closed, the typhoon resistance of the plants is obviously enhanced along with the growth of the trees, and whether grass splitting and topdressing are carried out can be determined according to the growth condition of the forest stand.
4. The yellow wingceltis has strong sprouting capability, and after the yellow wingceltis is planted, the rhizosphere has a plurality of sprouting strips and the lateral branches of the trunk are thick and strong, and the yellow wingceltis should be pruned in due time to cultivate good dry type. The pruning is preferably carried out by adopting a method of pruning for a plurality of years after the pruning for light, so as to cultivate the excellent and non-saving material of the dalbergia odorifera with the trunk height of more than 5m through reasonable pruning.
5. The average tree height of the dry-supported species of the eucalyptus grandis in the current year can reach more than 3m, the average tree height of the dalbergia odorifera is about 1.5m, and the effect of supporting the upright growth of the main trunk of the dalbergia odorifera can be preliminarily achieved after one year of afforestation due to the rapid growth of the eucalyptus grandis in the early stage; at the end of 3 years of afforestation, competition between the trunk-supporting tree species and the target tree species is obvious, the effect of supporting the upright growth of the main trunk of the dalbergia odorifera is obvious, and the canopy density of the eucalyptus grandis is about 0.3; at the end of 4 years of afforestation, competition between the trunk supporting tree species and the target tree species is violent, the effect of supporting the upright growth of the main trunk of the dalbergia odorifera is good, and the canopy density of the eucalyptus grandis is about 0.4; at the end of 5 years, the canopy density of eucalyptus grandis was about 0.5. When the canopy density of the trunk tree species reaches 0.4, the growth of the target tree species is obviously inhibited, and the first adjustment is started to reduce the number of the trunk tree species.
The method for adjusting the number of the variety of the trunk-supporting tree comprises the following steps: at the end of 4 years of forestation, the number of intermediate cut trunk-supporting tree species is about 35%, and the trunk-supporting tree species is hugeThe number of retained eucalyptus urophylla plants is 180. hm -2 210 strains hm -2 The canopy density of the eucalyptus grandis after intermediate cutting is about 0.2; when the forest stand is grown for 8-9 years, the canopy density of the eucalyptus grandis tree is about 0.6, the trunk-supporting tree species can obviously inhibit the growth of the target tree species, the number of the trunk-supporting tree species is reduced by adjusting for the second time, the number of the trunk-supporting tree species is about 45% by thinning, and the number of the reserved eucalyptus grandis strains is 90 hm -2 120 strains hm -2 The canopy density of the eucalyptus grandis after thinning is about 0.2. The second intercropping of the eucalyptus grandis can be carried out simultaneously by combining the first sanitary cutting of the dalbergia odorifera. The tree species with the trunk can well play the roles of trunk supporting and growth promotion on the target tree species through secondary intermediate cutting.
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The invention provides a planting method for cross-toe yellow sandalwood without supporting the trunk of an upright post, which comprises the following steps:
(1) cutting off the top of the Pterocarpus heterophyllus cutting seedlings for the first time and the second time, then transferring the cut seedlings into a nutrition bag, and cutting off the top for the third time and the fourth time to obtain Pterocarpus heterophyllus planting seedlings;
(2) planting the mixed planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera and the trunk trees obtained in the step (1) for afforestation;
(3) after afforestation, grass cutting, ridging, fertilizing, pruning and tree density adjustment are carried out on the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera.
In the invention, the first topping is carried out when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 0.5-0.7 m in the step (1), and the topping height is 0.1-0.3 m; preferably, the first top shearing is carried out when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 0.6m, and the top shearing height is 0.2 m;
carrying out second top shearing when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 0.9-1.1 m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.3-0.5 m; preferably, the second top shearing is carried out when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1m, and the top shearing height is 0.4 m;
in the invention, the specification of the nutrition bag is 12-16 cm multiplied by 13-17 cm; preferably 12cm × 13 cm.
Carrying out third top shearing when the cuttage seedlings of the Dalbergia odorifera grow to 1.1-1.3 m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.1-0.5 m; preferably, the third top shearing is carried out when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.2m, and the top shearing height is 0.3 m;
carrying out fourth top shearing when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.3-1.7 m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.3-0.5 m; preferably, the fourth topping is carried out when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.5m, and the topping height is 0.4 m.
In the invention, the trunk-supporting tree in the step (2) is eucalyptus grandis.
In the invention, the quantity ratio of the wingceltis amethystoides planted seedlings to the trunk trees in the step (2) is 1: 3-5; preferably 1: 4.
In the invention, the total planting density of the Pterocarpus hallerocarpus polydactylus seedlings and the trunk trees in the step (2) is 1550-1750 plants/hm 2 (ii) a Preferably 1600 to 1700 strains/hm 2 (ii) a Further preferably 1650 strain/hm 2
In the invention, the compound fertilizer is applied once a year in the 1 st to 4 th year of forestation in the step (3).
In the invention, in the step (3), in the 4 th to 5 th years of forestation, the trunk-supporting trees are thinned intermittently, and the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees is adjusted to be 0.15 to 0.25; in 8-9 years of forestation, thinning and cutting the trunk-supporting trees again, and adjusting the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees to be 0.15-0.25; preferably, in 4-5 years of forestation, thinning the trunk trees, and adjusting the canopy density of the trunk trees to be 0.17-0.23; in 8-9 years of forestation, thinning and cutting the trunk-supporting trees again, and adjusting the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees to be 0.17-0.23; further preferably, in 4-5 years of forestation, intermediate cutting of the trunk trees is carried out, and the canopy density of the trunk trees is adjusted to be 0.19-0.21; in 8-9 years of forestation, thinning and cutting the trunk-supporting trees again, and adjusting the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees to be 0.19-0.21; more preferably, the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees is adjusted to be 0.2 in 4-5 years of forestation; and (4) thinning and supporting the trunk trees again in 8-9 years of forestation, and adjusting the canopy density of the trunk supporting trees to be 0.2.
In the invention, the application amount of the compound fertilizer is 150-200 g per plant each time; preferably 160-190 g/plant; more preferably 170-180 g/strain; more preferably 175 g/strain.
In the invention, the grass splitting in the step (3) is as follows: and in 1-3 years of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 4 months and 8 months every year, and in the 4 th year of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 8 months.
In the invention, the hilling in the step (3) is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, hilling is carried out for 4 months and 8 months respectively.
In the present invention, the trimming in step (3) is: in the 1 st year of afforestation, cutting off bud strips and obliquely long side branches at the base part; in the 2 nd year of afforestation, cutting off branches at the lower part of a trunk, wherein the branches are less than 30% of the height of the tree, and cutting off thick lateral branches at other parts of a crown to 35-45% of the length of the branch; preferably 37-43%; further preferably 39-41%; more preferably 40%.
In 12 months of 3-4 years of afforestation, cutting off lateral branches at the lower part of a trunk with the height of less than 40%, and cutting off thick lateral branches at other parts of a crown to 45-55% of the length of the thick lateral branches; preferably 47-53%; further preferably 41-51%; more preferably 50%.
In the present invention, the compound fertilizer is purchased from six countries chemical products limited of Anhui, N, P, K each accounting for 15%.
The technical solutions provided by the present invention are described in detail below with reference to examples, but they should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention.
The compound fertilizers described in the following examples were purchased from six countries chemical industries, ltd, Anhui, N, P, K each accounting for 15%.
Example 1
A planting method of wingceltis odorata free of standing columns and supporting the trunks comprises the following steps:
(1) when the cutting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera are planted in the late 6 th month, the first top shearing is carried out when the cutting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera grow to 0.5m, and the top shearing height is 0.1 m;
carrying out second top shearing when the Pterocarpus hallerocarpus heterophyllus cutting seedlings grow to 0.9m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.3 m; then moving into a plastic nutrition bag with the specification of 12cm multiplied by 13 cm;
in late 7 months of the next year, carrying out third topping when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.1m, wherein the topping height is 0.1 m;
performing fourth top shearing when the cuttage seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera grow to 1.3m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.3m, and obtaining the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera;
(2) before afforestation, the nursery stock soil mass in the plastic bag container must be soaked in water, after the plastic bag is removed during afforestation, the nursery stock is placed in a planting hole for planting, the nursery stock is planted and deeply planted and compacted properly, the soil return height is 8cm higher than the surface of the bagged nursery stock soil ball, the soil return height of the eucalyptus grandis is 3cm higher than the surface of the bagged nursery stock soil ball, and the soil ball is kept not scattered.
Selecting III-type standing land for afforestation of the dalbergia odorifera, and performing full-scale splitting irrigation and strip impurity removal in winter one year before afforestation;
selecting a 2-year-old healthy, sturdy and multi-top-shearing nutrition bag for cutting seedlings before spring tips of the seedlings are sprouted, and planting and afforesting the cross-toe yellow sandalwood seedlings obtained in the step (1) and the eucalyptus grandiflora in a mixed mode according to the quantity ratio of 1:3 when rainwater is poured through soil in a planting hole, wherein the total planting density is 1550 plants/hm 2
Planting plant row spacing is 2m multiplied by 3m, open holes are 50cm multiplied by 30cm, and base fertilizer compound fertilizer is applied under the hole bottoms;
(3) after afforestation, carrying out grass splitting, ridging, fertilizing, pruning and adjustment of trunk tree density on the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera;
in 1-4 years of forestation, compound fertilizer is applied once a year, and the application amount of each time is 150g per plant. The eucalyptus grandis is not applied.
In the 4 th year of forestation, intermediate cutting the trunk-supporting trees, and adjusting the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees to 0.15; and (5) thinning and supporting the trunk trees again in the 8 th year of forestation, and adjusting the canopy density of the trunk supporting trees to be 0.15.
The grass chopping is as follows: and in 1-3 years of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 4 months and 8 months every year, and in the 4 th year of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 8 months.
The ridging is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, hilling is carried out for 4 months and 8 months respectively.
The pruning is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, cutting off bud strips and obliquely long side branches at the base part; in 12 months of 2 year of afforestation, cutting off branches at the lower part of a trunk, the height of which is less than 30 percent, and cutting off thick and strong lateral branches at other parts of a crown to 35 percent of the length of the branches; in the 4 th year of forestation in 12 months, the lower side branches of the main trunk with the height less than 40% are cut off, and the thick side branches at other parts of the tree crown are cut off to 45% of the length of the tree.
Example 2
A planting method of wingceltis odorata free of standing columns and supporting the trunks comprises the following steps:
(1) when the cutting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera are planted in the late 6 th month, the first top shearing is carried out when the cutting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera grow to 0.7m, and the top shearing height is 0.3 m;
carrying out second top shearing when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.1m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.5 m; then transferring into a plastic nutrition bag with the specification of 12cm multiplied by 13 cm;
in late 7 months of the next year, carrying out third topping when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.3m, wherein the topping height is 0.5 m;
performing fourth top shearing when the cuttage seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera grow to 1.7m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.5m, and obtaining the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera;
(2) before afforestation, the nursery stock soil mass in the plastic bag container must be soaked in water, after the plastic bag is removed during afforestation, the nursery stock is placed in a planting hole for planting, the nursery stock is planted and deeply planted and compacted properly, the soil return height is 10cm higher than the surface of the bagged nursery stock soil ball, the soil return height of the eucalyptus grandis is 4cm higher than the surface of the bagged nursery stock soil ball, and the soil ball is kept not scattered.
The method is characterized in that II types of fields with deep soil layers and high fertility are selected as the afforestation fields of the dalbergia odorifera. In winter of the first year of forestation, the full-scale split irrigation is carried out firstly, and the band-shaped impurities are removed;
selecting a 2-year-old healthy, sturdy and multi-top-shearing nutrition bag for cutting seedlings before spring tips of the seedlings are sprouted, and planting and afforesting the cross-toe yellow sandalwood seedlings obtained in the step (1) and the eucalyptus grandiflora in a mixed mode according to the quantity ratio of 1:5 when rainwater is poured through soil in a planting hole, wherein the total planting density is 1750 plants/hm 2
Planting plants with row spacing of 2m multiplied by 3m, digging open holes with 50cm multiplied by 30cm, and applying base fertilizer compound fertilizer under the hole bottoms;
(3) after afforestation, carrying out grass splitting, ridging, fertilizing, pruning and adjustment of trunk tree density on the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera;
in 1-4 years of forestation, the compound fertilizer is applied once a year, and the application amount of each time is 200 g/plant. The eucalyptus grandis is not applied.
In the 5 th year of afforestation, thinning the trunk supporting trees, and adjusting the canopy density of the trunk supporting trees to be 0.25; in 9 th year of forestation, the trunk-supporting trees are thinned, and the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees is adjusted to 0.25 again.
The grass chopping is as follows: and in 1-3 years of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 4 months and 8 months every year, and in the 4 th year of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 8 months.
The ridging is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, hilling is carried out once in 4 months and 8 months respectively.
The pruning is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, cutting off bud strips and obliquely long side branches at the base part; in 12 months of 2 years of afforestation, cutting off branches at the lower part of a trunk, which are lower than 30% of the height of the tree, and cutting off thick lateral branches at other parts of a crown to 45% of the length of the branches; in the 3 rd year 12 months of afforestation, the lower side branches of the trunk with the height less than 40 percent are cut off, and the thick side branches at other parts of the tree crown are cut off to 55 percent of the length of the thick side branches.
Example 3
A planting method of wingceltis odorata free of standing columns and supporting the trunks comprises the following steps:
(1) when the cutting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera are planted in the late 6 th month, the first top shearing is carried out when the cutting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera grow to 0.6m, and the top shearing height is 0.2 m;
carrying out second top shearing when the Pterocarpus hallerocarpus heterophyllus cutting seedlings grow to 1m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.4 m; then moving into a plastic nutrition bag with the specification of 12cm multiplied by 13 cm;
in late 7 months of the next year, carrying out third topping when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.2m, wherein the topping height is 0.3 m;
performing fourth top shearing when the cuttage seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera grow to 1.5m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.4m, and obtaining the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera;
(2) before afforestation, the nursery stock soil mass in the plastic bag container must be soaked in water, after the plastic bag is removed during afforestation, the nursery stock is placed in a planting hole for planting, the nursery stock is planted and deeply planted and compacted properly, the soil return height is 10cm higher than the surface of the bagged nursery stock soil ball, the soil return height of the eucalyptus grandis is 4cm higher than the surface of the bagged nursery stock soil ball, and the soil ball is kept not scattered.
The method is characterized in that II types of fields with deep soil layers and high fertility are selected as the afforestation fields of the dalbergia odorifera. In winter of the first year of forestation, the full-scale split irrigation is carried out firstly, and the band-shaped impurities are removed;
before spring shoot of spring nursery stock, selecting 2-year-old healthy, strong and multi-top-cutting nutrition bag for cuttage, and watering thoroughly in rainwaterWhen soil in the hole is planted, mixed planting and afforesting the dalbergia odorifera planting seedlings obtained in the step (1) and eucalyptus grandis according to the quantity ratio of 1:4, wherein the total planting density is 1650 plants/hm 2
Planting plants with row spacing of 2m multiplied by 3m, digging open holes with 50cm multiplied by 30cm, and applying base fertilizer compound fertilizer under the hole bottoms;
(3) after afforestation, carrying out grass splitting, ridging, fertilizing, pruning and adjustment of trunk tree density on the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera;
in 1-4 years of forestation, compound fertilizer is applied once a year, and the application amount of each time is 175g per plant. The eucalyptus grandis is not applied.
In 4 th year of forestation, intermediate cutting the trunk-supporting trees, and adjusting the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees to 0.2; in 9 th year of forestation, the trunk-supporting trees are thinned, and the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees is adjusted to 0.2 again.
The grass chopping is as follows: grass splitting is carried out for 1-3 years in 4 months and 8 months of each year, and grass splitting is carried out for 8 months in the 4 th year of forestation.
The ridging is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, hilling is carried out once in 4 months and 8 months respectively.
The pruning is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, cutting off bud strips and obliquely long side branches at the base part; in 12 months of 2 years of afforestation, cutting off branches at the lower part of a trunk, which are lower than 30% of the height of the tree, and cutting off thick lateral branches at other parts of a crown to 40% of the length of the branches; in the 3 rd year 12 months of afforestation, the lower side branches of the trunk with the height less than 40 percent are cut off, and the thick side branches at other parts of the tree crown are cut off to 50 percent of the length of the thick side branches.
Example 4
A planting method of wingceltis odorata free of standing columns and supporting the trunks comprises the following steps:
(1) when the cutting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera are planted in the late 6 th month, the first top shearing is carried out when the cutting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera grow to 0.6m, and the top shearing height is 0.2 m;
carrying out second top shearing when the Pterocarpus hallerocarpus heterophyllus cutting seedlings grow to 1m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.4 m; then moving into a plastic nutrition bag with the specification of 12cm multiplied by 13cm,
in late 7 months of the next year, carrying out third topping when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.2m, wherein the topping height is 0.3 m;
performing fourth top shearing when the cuttage seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera grow to 1.5m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.4m, and obtaining the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera;
(2) before afforestation, the nursery stock soil mass in the plastic bag container must be soaked in water, after the plastic bag is removed during afforestation, the nursery stock is placed in a planting hole for planting, the nursery stock is planted and deeply planted and compacted properly, the soil return height is 10cm higher than the surface of the bagged nursery stock soil ball, the soil return height of the eucalyptus grandis is 4cm higher than the surface of the bagged nursery stock soil ball, and the soil ball is kept not scattered.
The method is characterized in that II types of fields with deep soil layers and high fertility are selected as the afforestation fields of the dalbergia odorifera. In winter of the first year of forestation, the full-scale split irrigation is carried out firstly, and the band-shaped impurities are removed;
selecting a 2-year-old healthy, sturdy and multi-top-shearing nutrition bag for cuttage of seedlings before spring tips of the seedlings are sprouted in spring, and planting and afforesting the cross-toe yellow sandalwood seedlings obtained in the step (1) when rainwater is poured through soil in the planting holes, wherein the total planting density is 1650 plants/hm 2
Planting plants with row spacing of 2m multiplied by 3m, digging open holes with 50cm multiplied by 30cm, and applying base fertilizer compound fertilizer under the hole bottoms;
(3) after afforestation, carrying out grass splitting, hilling, fertilizing and pruning on the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera;
in 1-4 years of forestation, the compound fertilizer is applied once a year, and the application amount of each time is 175 g/plant.
The grass chopping is as follows: and in 1-3 years of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 4 months and 8 months every year, and in the 4 th year of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 8 months.
The ridging is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, hilling is carried out for 4 months and 8 months respectively.
The pruning is as follows: in the 1 st year of afforestation, cutting off bud strips and obliquely long side branches at the base part; in 12 months of 2 years of afforestation, cutting off branches at the lower part of a trunk, which are lower than 30% of the height of the tree, and cutting off thick lateral branches at other parts of a crown to 40% of the length of the branches; in the 3 rd year 12 months of afforestation, the lower side branches of the trunk with the height less than 40 percent are cut off, and the thick side branches at other parts of the tree crown are cut off to 50 percent of the length of the thick side branches.
Experimental example 1 comparison of growth of seedlings in pure forest and cutting seedlings in mixed forest
The conventional planting method of 1-year-old seedling bag seedlings for creating pure forest and supporting the trunks (the method for supporting the trunks recorded in the background art, hereinafter referred to as method one, seedlings) is adopted for the dalbergia odorifera, and the planting effect comparison is carried out by using the planting method of 2-year-old cut-top cutting bag seedlings for creating mixed forest without supporting the trunks (the method of example 3, hereinafter referred to as method two, cutting seedlings), and the results are shown in table 1.
TABLE 1. Symphytum coronarium cuttage seedling and seedling afforestation growth condition
Forestation time: 4 months in 2017
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Description of the drawings: the main straight degree of the Pterocarpus heterophyllus is divided into 4 grades: level 1-straight trunk: the number of bent trunk plants accounts for less than 10% of the total number of plants; level 2-the trunk is straight: the number of the main bent plants accounts for 11-20% of the total number of the plants; level 3 — backbone more curved: the number of the main bent plants accounts for 21-30% of the total number of the plants; 4-level-trunk bending: the number of bent trunk strains accounts for more than 31% of the total number of strains.
As can be seen from Table 1, the effect of afforestation of the cutting seedlings is better than that of the seedling seedlings. From the test result of 1 year of growth, the ground diameter and the tree height growth amount of the santalum album linn of the second method are respectively increased by 26.9 percent and 25.3 percent compared with the first method, but the main straight degree of the trunk is reduced by 1 grade, the main reason is that the upright rod of the first method plays a role in early stage, and the second method has short planting time and the associated tree species do not have the trunk supporting effect on the target tree species; from the test results of 5 years, the first method of the ratio of the diameter of the cross toe to the height of the tree of the pteroceltis tatarinowii forest by the second method is respectively increased by 27.1% and 21.2%, and the straight degree of the trunk is improved by 1 grade compared with the first method.
Experimental example 2 comparison of growth of seedlings and cutting seedlings
The method comprises the steps of adopting a traditional planting method (method I, seedling) of planting pure forest by 1-year-old seedling bags and supporting the seedlings with upright columns, and adopting a planting method (method of example 4, method III, cutting seedlings) of constructing the pure forest by cutting the seedlings with top cutting bags for 2 years without supporting the seedlings with upright columns, and carrying out afforestation comparison tests, wherein the results are shown in a table 2.
TABLE 2 growth of cutting and seedling of Dalbergia odorifera in pure forest
Forestation time: 4 months in 2017
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Description of the drawings: the main straight degree of the Pterocarpus heterophyllus is divided into 4 grades: level 1-straight trunk: the number of bent trunk plants accounts for less than 10% of the total number of plants; level 2-the trunk is straight: the number of the main bent plants accounts for 11-20% of the total number of the plants; level 3 — backbone more curved: the number of the main stem bending plants accounts for 21-30% of the total number of the plants; level 4-trunk bend: the number of bent trunk strains accounts for more than 31% of the total number of strains.
As can be seen from the table 2, the afforestation test result of 1 year old shows that the growth amount of the cross toe yellow sandalwood ground diameter and the tree height of the afforestation method III is respectively increased by 25 percent and 23.5 percent compared with the method I, but the main trunk straightness is reduced by 1 grade, the main reason is that the method I plays a role in the early stage of the upright rod, and the method III has no upright rod to support the trunk and is easy to bend; from the test results of 5 years of growth, the ground diameter and tree height ratio of the cross toe yellow sandalwood obtained by the first method for three afforestation are respectively increased by 19.4% and 12.3%, and the same grades of the first method and the third method for main stem straightness are 3 grades, which shows that the straight degree of the upright column is better when the top cutting cuttage seedling afforestation is not carried out, and the grade of the upright column for seedling support can be achieved.
Comparing the forestation of the first method, the second method and the third method for 5 years, wherein the trunk straightness: in the second method, cutting and planting seedlings are carried out, and the straightness is improved by 1 grade compared with planting by other methods; growth amount: the second-cut-top cutting seedling has the largest planting growth amount, and the tree stand growth of the third-cut-top cutting seedling is better than that of the third-cut-top cutting seedling. With the increase of the forest age, the trunk supporting tree species for the second afforestation method can play a greater role, and the straightness of the trunk of the target tree species can be continuously improved.
Experimental example 3 cost measurement and calculation of different planting methods
The cost is calculated by three different planting methods of the 5-year-old young forest, and the result is shown in the table 3.
TABLE 3 cost of afforestation in the juvenile period of Dalbergia odorifera
Forestation time:4 month unit in 2017: element/hm 2
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As can be seen from Table 3, the costs of forestation in the second and third methods are the same, and the costs of forestation in the second and third methods can be directly saved by 17325 yuan hm -2 Only 65.1% of method one. The method is characterized in that the first method, the second method and the third method for afforestation of the dalbergia odorifera are basically consistent in tending management measures, and the main difference is whether the trunks of the saplings need to be erected and supported. The difference of the costs of the young stage of afforestation mainly lies in the price of the planted nursery stock, the material cost and the labor cost of the vertical bamboo pole, and the investment in other aspects is basically consistent.
The foregoing is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, various modifications and decorations can be made without departing from the principle of the present invention, and these modifications and decorations should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A method for planting Dalbergia odorifera L without supporting the trunk of the Dalbergia odorifera L by an upright post is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) cutting off the top of the Pterocarpus heterophyllus cutting seedlings for the first time and the second time, then transferring the cut seedlings into a nutrition bag, and cutting off the top for the third time and the fourth time to obtain Pterocarpus heterophyllus planting seedlings;
(2) planting the mixed planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera and the trunk trees obtained in the step (1) for afforestation;
(3) after afforestation, carrying out grass splitting, ridging, fertilizing, pruning and adjustment of trunk tree density on the planting seedlings of the dalbergia odorifera;
the first top shearing is carried out when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 0.5-0.7 m, and the top shearing height is 0.1-0.3 m;
carrying out second top shearing when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 0.9-1.1 m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.3-0.5 m;
carrying out third top shearing when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.1-1.3 m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.1-0.5 m;
and performing fourth top shearing when the Dalbergia odorifera cutting seedlings grow to 1.3-1.7 m, wherein the top shearing height is 0.3-0.5 m.
2. The method for planting dalbergia odorifera without standing up in the middle of the tree in the step (2), wherein the tree in the middle of the tree is eucalyptus grandis.
3. The planting method of the cross-toe pteris indicus free of standing and supporting, as claimed in claim 1, wherein the quantity ratio of the cross-toe pteris indicus planted seedlings to the supporting trees in step (2) is 1: 3-5.
4. The planting method of the cross-toe Dalbergia odorifera L without the need of the vertical column for trunk support as claimed in claim 1, wherein the total planting density of the cross-toe Dalbergia odorifera L seedlings and the trunk support trees in step (2) is 1550-1750 strains/hm 2
5. The planting method of dalbergia odorifera without standing up the trunk as claimed in claim 1, wherein step (3) comprises applying compound fertilizer once per year in 1-4 years of afforestation.
6. The planting method of the acer palmatum free from standing columns for supporting the trunks according to claim 1, wherein in the step (3), the canopy density of trees is adjusted to be 0.15-0.25 in 4-5 years of forestation; and in 8-9 years of afforestation, the canopy density of the trunk-supporting trees is adjusted to be 0.15-0.25 again.
7. The upright-free dry-supporting planting method of dalbergia odorifera as claimed in claim 5, wherein the application amount of the compound fertilizer is 150-200 g/plant each time.
8. The planting method of the cross-toe yellow sandalwood without the upright post for supporting the trunk as claimed in claim 1, wherein the grass splitting in the step (3) is: and in 1-3 years of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 4 months and 8 months every year, and in the 4 th year of forestation, grass splitting is performed once in 8 months.
9. The planting method of dalbergia odorifera without being supported by a stand column as claimed in claim 1, wherein the hilling in step (3) is: in the 1 st year of afforestation, hilling is carried out for 4 months and 8 months respectively.
10. The method for planting Dalbergia odorifera L without supporting the trunk as claimed in claim 1, wherein the pruning in step (3) is: in the 1 st year of afforestation, cutting off bud strips and obliquely long side branches at the base part; in the 2 nd year of afforestation, cutting off branches at the lower part of a trunk, which are lower than 30% of the height of the tree, and cutting off thick and strong lateral branches at other parts of a crown to 35-45% of the length of the branches; and in 12 months of 3-4 years of afforestation, cutting off the lateral branches at the lower part of the trunk, which are lower than 40% of the tree height, and cutting off the thick and strong lateral branches at other parts of the tree crown to 45-55% of the length of the tree crown.
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