SU923460A1 - Stimulant composition for tapping coniferous trees - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to forestry, in particular to counting coniferous trees with the use of resin stimulants.

A known composition for pinning pine, including sulfite-alcohol mash and pyramine in the amount of 0.11.0% of the solution [1].

A disadvantage of the known composition is that the lignosulfonates contained in the sulfite-alcohol mash degrade the quality of the mustard and complicate its processing for rosin.

Known stimulator of gum formation and gum excretion during pine counting, including pyramine, sodium salts or ammonium sulfate and water [2).

The known stimulator provides the release of resin in efficiency up to 188 wt.% To the output without a stimulator.

The purpose of the invention is the expansion of the range of stimulants.

This goal is achieved in that, as a biologically active component, the stimulator contains monochloracetic acid in the following ratio of components, wt.%:

Pyramine 0.1-1.0

Monochloracetic acid 0.05-0.10

Water Else

The introduction of a monochloracetic acid into the stimulator gives an increase in the acid reaction, which, due to hydrolysis, leads to a change in the pH of the cell sap, which affects the increase in tar release.

The use of the proposed composition of the stimulator does not require changes in the technological regime of maintaining the count and the tools used.

Example. To test the effectiveness of the proposed composition of the stimulator were prepared two compositions containing each, wt.%:

Composition N 1 (lowest concentration)

Pyramine 0, 1

Monochloroacetic acid 0.05

Water Else

Composition No. 2 (optimal concentration) PiraMin 1.0 $

Monochloracetic acid 0.1

Water Else

The surface treatment of the carr stimulants with the compositions was carried out according to the well-known technology, and the application of new things was carried out using a serial hack.

The counting results are presented in the table.

Stimulant The release of resin on the KDP to the exit without stimulant, wt.%

1. The stimulator of the composition No. 1 194 2. Stimulant composition N * 2 154

for countering coniferous trees provides the release of resin from the level of a known stimulant.

Thus, the proposed composition of the stimulator allows you to expand the range of effective stimulants used in tapping.

Claims (2)

(S.1) COMPOSITION OF A STIMULATOR FOR HANDLING TREES OF CONIFEROUS BREEDS The invention relates to forestry, in particular to tapping of conifer trees with the use of stimulants for growth. Known composition for tapping pine, including sulfite-alcohol mash and pyramine in the amount of 0.11, 0 from solution lj. A disadvantage of the known composition is that the lignosulfonates contained in the sulphite-alcohol mash worsen the quality of the hivica and complicate its processing into rosin. A known stimulator of resin formation and resin release when tapping pine, including pyramine, sodium salts or ammonium sulphate and water 121. The known stimulator provides the output of resin to an efficiency up to 188 wt.% To exit without a stimulator. The purpose of the invention is to expand the range of stimuli. The goal is achieved by the fact that, as a biologically active component, the stimulator contains monochloroacetic acid in the following ratio of components, wt.%: Pyramine 0.1-1.0 Monochloroacetic acid 0.05-0.10 Water The remaining introduction of monochloroacetic acid into the stimulator gives an acidic boost reaction, which due to hydrolysis leads to a change in the pH of the cell sap, affecting the increase in resin release. The use of the proposed stimulant composition does not require a change in the technological mode of tapping and the tools used. Example. To test the effectiveness of the proposed stimulant composition, two compositions were prepared, each containing, by weight, /: Composition ff 1 (lowest concentration) Piramin0, 1 Monochloroacetic acid, 0.05 Water Else Composition No. 2 (optimal end PyreMin1,0 Monochloroacetic acid, 0.1 Water Total The treatment of the compositions with the surface stimulus carr was carried out by a well-known technology, the application of the wok by a serial hack. The results of the subslet are presented in table 1. The composition stimulator No. 1 2. The composition stimulator N 2 3. The subshell without the stimulator From the data presented in The treatment of the working surface with the proposed stimulus composition for tapping coniferous trees provides the output of the resin at the level of a known stimulator. Thus, the proposed stimulator composition expands the range of effective stimulators used in tapping. rocks, including pyramine and a biologically active component that enhances the action of pyramine, as well as water, characterized in that, in order to expand the range of stimuli, as a biologically active component, it contains monochloroacetic acid in the following ratio of components, weight: 0.1-1.0 Pyramine monochloracetic acid 0.05-0.10 acid Else Sources of information taken into account during the examination 1. USSR author's certificate 371892, cl. A 01 G 23/10, 1971. 2. USSR author's certificate for application No. 2960963, cl. A 01 G 23/10, 1980 (prototype).