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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
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- the present invention relates to a tree planting method, in particular, by planting tree planting seedlings having improved resistance to environmental stress from their original properties, or by supplying various kinds of gas-dissolved water to the planted tree seedlings. Or by providing various gas-dissolved water to planted seedlings with higher resistance to environmental stress than the original property, to further enhance resistance to environmental stress. It relates to a tree planting method that aims to enable tree planting in areas with severe environmental stress by combining the two. Background technology
- Patent No. 3107820 discloses a method for producing a plant that has been rendered tolerant to cold injury by altering the fatty acid composition of lipids using a genetic recombination technique. Is disclosed.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-228983 discloses that a plant cell membrane-localized water channel protein gene is introduced into a plant to improve the function of maintaining the water potential of the plant. Methods for obtaining plants that are resistant to water stress such as loess or dry stress are disclosed.
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2000-0 — 1166260 discloses that a gene for a transcription factor that controls a gene that acts to acquire resistance to drought, low temperature, or salt stress is cloned and stressed.
- Science 287, pp. 476-479, 2000 states that by using a genetic recombination technique to reduce the content of unsaturated fatty acids in the chloroplast membrane, it is possible to achieve excellent high-temperature adaptability. It is reported that the plant has been successfully produced, and the Journal of Plant Journal, Vol. 12, pp. 133-142, 1997 states that a synthase for glycine betaine, a substance that regulates osmotic pressure in plants. It has been reported that genes have been introduced to enhance salt tolerance.
- the creation of transgenic plants into which active oxygen scavenging enzymes have been introduced has been actively studied with the aim of creating complex environmental stress-tolerant plants (Protein Nucleic Acid Enzyme 44 vol. 2246— 2252, 1999).
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and has a much lower risk of imposing on the environment as compared with the prior art.
- the objective is to provide afforestation methods that enable afforestation in areas of high stress.
- Phytochemistry ⁇ A method of regulating the plant's resistance to environmental stress from its original properties and regenerating the forest in areas with severe environmental stress is a simple industrial technology that contributes to the global environmental problem. This is a quick-acting method. Disclosure of the invention
- Planting method of the present invention by supplying the seedlings were planted 2 dissolved water or o 2 dissolved water co, a planting method that enables planting to harsh local environments be sampled less, the CO 2 dissolved Water or O 2 -dissolved water is supplied with CO 2 or O 2 in a pressurized state from the other side of the permeable membrane while passing raw water through one side separated by a permeable membrane that allows only gas to pass and liquid not to pass. supplying to a process produced the co 2 or o 2 is dissolved to a predetermined concentration with respect to the raw water.
- a permeable membrane that allows only gas to pass but does not allow liquid to pass is typically a non-porous gas permeable membrane.
- a non-porous gas permeable membrane is a membrane through which gas is permeated by a dissolution and diffusion mechanism, and which does not substantially contain pores through which gas can permeate in a gaseous state like a Knudsen flow. .
- gas can be supplied and dissolved at an arbitrary pressure without releasing the gas as bubbles, resulting in high efficiency. It can be easily dissolved at any concentration with good controllability.
- the membrane form of the permeable membrane is a flat membrane, a tubular membrane, a hollow fiber membrane, a spiral membrane, or the like, and the hollow fiber membrane is more preferable because of a large membrane surface area. It is more preferably used because it is easier to handle and handle.
- the arrangement of the hollow fiber membranes is not particularly limited.However, knitting that maintains the intervals between the hollow fiber membranes at equal intervals, such as a braid, may cause channeling even in the flow of raw water or gas.
- composite membrane structure the structure of the hollow fiber membrane of less preferred c nonporous is not particularly limited, for supporting and fixing the thin-film non-porous layer in the porous layer in order to increase the gas permeability of the non-porous membrane Is preferred.
- the composite membrane structure is also not particularly limited, but a composite hollow fiber membrane having a three-layer structure sandwiched between porous layers from both sides of a thin nonporous layer having excellent gas permeability is preferable because it protects the thin film layer.
- the present invention uses a permeable membrane (preferably a hollow fiber membrane) that allows only gas to pass and does not allow liquid to pass, so that even if intermittent operation is performed, high-concentration CO 2 Dissolved water or O 2 dissolved water can be supplied to planted seedlings. That is, the required amount of dissolved gas water can be produced in the required amount and supplied to the planted seedlings.
- a permeable membrane preferably a hollow fiber membrane
- any method may be used.
- an unglazed pipe is buried in the soil, gas-dissolved water is passed through the pipe, and the soil moisture is Underground rights irrigation, which absorbs as much water as necessary by means of water supply, is preferred.
- the underground irrigation method is a rational water supply method in arid regions.
- a water level control tank is installed between a pipe buried in the soil and a water supply tank that supplies gas-dissolved water.
- material permeable material has a permeability of water coefficient of 1 X 1 0- 6 ⁇ 1 X 1 0- 3 c mZ s is preferred.
- the concentration of co 2 dissolved water and o 2 dissolved water is more than the saturation concentration of the gas partial pressure of the gas occupying the gas phase in the soil in the air or plantations is preferred.
- the saturated solubilities of CO 2 and O 2 at 25 ° C and atmospheric gas partial pressure are about 0.5 ppm and 8. O ppm, respectively.
- the planting method of the present invention uses a substance having an effect of inhibiting the action of cytochrome P450 in a concentration range that does not affect the normal growth of the seedlings above or below the planting seedlings. Or the ability to absorb into the body from both or both, or by absorbing it into the seeds of planting seedlings and then sowing and growing it, so that the plant's resistance to environmental stress is increased beyond its original properties, and this cytochrome P
- Cytochrome P450 is a generic name for a group of protehem-containing proteins that are widely distributed in the biological world, bind to carbon monoxide in a reduced form, and exhibit a Soret absorption band near 450 nm. More than one species is known. Both act as monooxygenases that use two electrons from NAD (P) H and molecular oxygen to oxygenate lipophilic substrates. Its metabolic functions are diverse and are particularly involved in the biosynthesis of plant hormones such as sterols and brassinosterid gibberellins, oxidation of fatty acids ⁇ , hydroxylation of flavonoids and lignin precursors (monolignol). I have.
- cytochrome P450 includes ancimidol, flunoreprimidone, niconicozone P, and c. Kleb Trazonore, Brass Nazonore, Inabenfide, Tetocyclasis, Triapentenol, BAS 1 1 .1 W, l_n—Desilui Midazono, 1-Geraninolai Midazonole, HOE 0 7 4 7 8 4, Tria dime Knol, triadimefon, ipconazole.
- Teebconazole, metconazole, and the like are known, and it is preferable to use any selected from these.
- a method of absorbing the substance having the action of inhibiting the action of cytochrome P450 into the planting seedlings a method of spraying a solution onto the above-ground portion (foliage) of the seedling or a method of absorbing the basement of the seedling (root portion) ) Or a method of soil treatment with granules, or a combination of both, or any method selected from a method of absorbing the solution into seeds of planting seedlings and then sowing and growing them.
- the concentration of the substance having an action of inhibiting the action of cytochrome P450 be absorbed by the planting seedlings in a concentration range that does not affect the normal growth of the plant. This is the working of the cytochrome P450 used It depends on the type of substance that has an inhibitory effect.
- the tree planting method of the present invention is characterized in that a substance that inhibits the action of cytochrome P450 is absorbed into the body to plant a seedling with increased resistance to environmental stress from its original property, and then the CO (2 ) It is characterized by a tree planting method that enables planting in areas with severe environmental stress by supplying dissolved water or O 2 dissolved water to planted seedlings.
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a method for planting trees in an arid land according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 illustrates a hollow fiber membrane module.
- FIG. 1 is a drawing illustrating a system configuration of a tree planting system for realizing the tree planting method of the present invention.
- P 4 5 ⁇ and seedling PL for plantations to absorb a substance that inhibits the resistance to environmental be sampled less elevated even Ri by inherent properties of the action of the membrane module for manufacturing the CO 2 dissolved water MO
- a water supply tank T for storing the CO 2 dissolved water
- a pressure tank B Ombe for storing C 0 2
- Tenshiometa one S 1 for measuring the soil moisture status, C 0 2 concentration centrally a measuring electrode S 2 for detecting the, open closed V
- the entire system is controlled by the control system including the various control valves and pressure gauges shown. Operation is control of.
- Substances that inhibit the function of cytochrome P450 are not particularly limited Not, but Ansimidor, Funorel Primidor, Nikonazonore-I-P, Noclob Trazonore, Brassazonore, Inabenfide, Tetocyclasis, Triapenthenore, BAS 111.W, 111n-decylimidazole, 1 Monogeranyl imidazole, HOE 0 7 4 7 8 4, triadimenol, triadimefon, ipconazole, tebuconazole, metconazole, etc. are known, and it is preferable to use any selected from these. .
- the seedling PL for planting is not particularly limited, but both Eucalyptus spp. And Acacia spp. Are Oceania, mainly in Australia. It is a multi-species plant that grows naturally in the area, and many of the eucalyptus and acacia plants have excellent growth potential, are adaptable to various environments, and industrially produce timber and pulpwood. However, since it is suitable for the production of firewood and charcoal, it is preferable because it is actively planted in various parts of the world for early greening.
- the planting seedlings PL may be in the form of potted seedlings or openly planted seedlings. Not only seedlings but also cuttings, grafts, tissue cultures, etc. Any of the cloned seedlings obtained by the method may be used, but in order to absorb and grow substances that inhibit the action of cytochrome P450, potted seedlings should be used in consideration of their spread to the environment. preferable.
- a method for pre-absorbing substances that inhibit the function of cytochrome P450 into planting seedlings PL is to grow planting seedlings with granules or compound fertilizer.
- the time of absorption it is preferable to absorb the seedlings for planting in a nursery before planting the planting seedlings PL, and it is preferable to absorb the seedlings from the beginning of the growth of the seedlings.
- a method in which the wettable powder is absorbed into the seeds of the planting seedlings and then sown and grown is used simply and preferably.
- the amount of the substance that inhibits the action of cytochrome P450 can be absorbed by the planting seedlings PL depending on the chemicals used, and cannot be specified without any limitation. Good results can be obtained according to the amount used for elongation suppression (dwarfing). Planting seedlings that have absorbed a substance that inhibits the function of cytochrome P450 are usually dwarfed after their growth is suppressed after treatment. More specifically, it shows morphological changes such as shorter internodes, smaller leaves, and darker leaves. Seedlings that have undergone such morphological changes are more resistant to environmental stress than their original nature and are suitable for planting in areas with severe environmental stress. It is.
- Water tank T is a container raw water for the production of CO 2 dissolved water is automatically fed water.
- the type of raw water is not particularly limited, but groundwater, rainwater, and tap water pumped up by wells in consideration of cost are preferably used. These are particles that clog the membrane module MO with filters and ion exchangers, contaminating particles (microorganisms), and gold. It is advisable to remove the group ions in advance.
- the pressurizing pump P 1 is used for supplying water in the water supply tank T to the membrane module MO.
- the flow rate and flow rate of water are determined by the discharge capacity of the pressure pump P1, and in the present apparatus, it is preferable to supply a flow rate of 1 to 15 liters / minute.
- the water discharged from the membrane module MO is returned to the water supply tank T. If the treated water is always returned, high-concentration gas-dissolved water can be easily generated by circulation of the treated water.
- Membrane module MO while passed through the raw water sent from the upstream, by supplying the C 0 2 gas is used as the Kyukimaku module for producing co 2 dissolved water. It is preferable that the membrane module MO is formed by bundling thousands to tens of thousands of hollow fiber membranes and placing the bundles in a support case. In addition, the membrane module MO has a feature that it has a long life under ordinary use conditions and requires little maintenance.
- the hollow fiber membrane 3 that constitutes the membrane module MO is formed into a cylindrical shape by sandwiching the nonporous membrane 4 between the porous membranes 5 and 5 in a sandwich shape, and is formed into a three-layer composite. Those having a film structure are preferred.
- This non-porous membrane 4 has selective gas permeability while blocking water permeation. For this reason, when gas is pressurized from the outside of the hollow fiber membrane 3, the gas can be mixed into the water inside the hollow fiber membrane 3. Therefore, in this apparatus, as shown in FIG. 2 (b), while passed through the water to the inside of the hollow fiber membrane 3, by supplying under pressure of CO 2 from the outside of the hollow fiber membrane 3, CO 2 Manufactures dissolved water. However, while water was passed water to the outside of the hollow fiber membrane 3, C 0 2 from the inside of the hollow fiber membrane 3 is supplied while pressurizing the C 0 2 Dissolved water may be produced.
- the gas pressure is set to 0.5 to 2.
- O kgf Zcm 2 higher than the inside of the hollow fiber membrane 3 by using a control valve (not shown) provided between the membrane module MO and the CO 2 gas cylinder. It may be set to a higher level.
- the size of the CO 2 gas cylinder can be selected and used according to the supply amount of CO 2 dissolved water.
- Is a C 0 2 of the source also is not limited to base Gasubon, even with CO 2 emitted by burning fossil fuels or the like in the air and factories selectively separated and recovered good.
- the CO 2 electrode S 2 is immersed in the water supply tank T, and this electrode S 2 Luo CO 2 dissolved concentrations proportional to the electrodes generated electromotive force (m V) to the control unit (not shown) as a signal Te cowpea to control the operation of the pressurizing pump P 1 ⁇ Pi regulating valve V easily Can be achieved.
- This is the same when dissolving O 2, may be used by immersing the DO (di ssolved oxygen) electrode in place of the C 0 2 electrode in the water supply tank T.
- the O 2 dissolved water may be supplied by the same mechanism, and further, the CO 2 dissolved water and the O 2 dissolved water are switched. You may do it.
- the form of supplying gas-dissolved water to the planted seedlings is not particularly limited, but an unfired pipe is buried in the soil, gas-dissolved water is passed through it, and only the water-supply capacity of the soil.
- the method of absorbing water (underground irrigation) is preferred. According to this method, it is possible to supply rationally planted seedlings without wasting limited water in arid regions and gas-dissolved water produced using the water.
- a water level control tank is installed between the pipe PI buried in the soil and the water supply tank T that supplies gas-dissolved water.
- the water absorption power in the soil works and the gas-dissolved water gradually leaks out of the pipe. Then, when the soil absorbs enough water, the water supply from the pipe stops and the gas-dissolved water is not overdosed.
- biscuit is a pipes material
- tube material permeable material has a permeability of 1 X 1 0- 6 ⁇ 1 X 1 0- 3 cm / s is preferred.
- the pressurizing pump P 2 shown in FIG. 1 supplies the water in the water supply tank T to the unglazed pipe PI buried in the soil. Used for The flow rate and flow rate of water are determined by the discharge capacity of the pressure pump P2. In this case, it is preferable to supply a flow rate of 20 to 500 milliliters Z.
- gas-dissolved water supplied from the water supply tank T is stored in the pipe because the outlet of the pipe PI is stopped, and gas is dissolved from the pipe by the water permeability of the pipe material. Water can gradually seep into the surrounding soil.
- a tensiometer S1 is installed in the plantation to measure the capillary potential of the soil, and output from this sensor S1 according to the measured value. This can be easily achieved by controlling the operation of the pressurizing pump P2 by a control unit (not shown) in accordance with the signal given.
- the effect indicating the co 2 dissolved water and o 2 dissolved water is believed to cormorants good follows.
- areas with severe environmental stress such as drying, the stomata of planted seedlings is closed. Then no longer be gas exchange, decreases the efficiency of photosynthesis and respiration lowers the C 0 2 concentration and 0 2 concentrations of plants.
- co 2 and o 2 are missing in plants is taken into the plant.
- the co 2 concentration and the ⁇ 2 concentration in the plant body are increased, and photosynthesis and respiration are maintained, thereby enabling afforestation in an area where environmental stress is severe.
- the effect of the substance that inhibits the action of cytochrome P450 on enhancing resistance to environmental stress is considered as follows.
- the activity of cytochrome P450 in planted seedlings is suppressed. Some of them are involved in the biosynthesis and biodegradation of plant hormones, which reduces the concentration of various plant hormones in the plant.
- the signal is used as a signal to constantly exert a defense mechanism against environmental stress in plants. In this way, the tolerance of the planted seedlings to environmental stress is higher than it should be, and planting such seedlings makes it possible to plant trees in areas with severe environmental stress.
- the experiment was performed in a glass greenhouse where the temperature (20 to 26 ° C) can be controlled and the rainwater does not hit.
- the experimental sand tank used was 90 cm ⁇ 300 cm ⁇ 80 cm made of steel.
- the sand collected from the Tottori Sand Dunes was thoroughly washed with water, dried in the sun and sieved with a 2 mm sieve, filled into an experimental sand tank, and the sand was hydrated at a rate of 3 (w / w)%.
- An unglazed tube with an outer diameter of 50 mm and an inner diameter of 4 O mm is buried at an interval of 20 cm at a location of about 10 cm underground, and connected to a water supply tank with a rubber pipe to provide water (control area) and gas.
- Dissolved water (experimental section) was passed.
- a tensiometer was installed at a depth of 15 cm to output the soil moisture value, and the operation of the pump P2 reduced the pF value of the soil to approximately 3.8 to 4.0. So that it becomes I controlled.
- a carbon dioxide gas electrode and a DO electrode are immersed in the 100 L water tank, and the dissolved carbon dioxide value is output to control the operation of the control valve provided between the pump P1 and the gas cylinder and the membrane module.
- Te make approximately 8 0 0 ppm CO 2 dissolved water ⁇ Pi 2 0 ppm of 0 2 dissolved water in the water supply tank, and subjected to experiments.
- Table 1 shows the results. The numerical values in the table indicate the average values of 20 seedlings treated in the same manner.
- the seedlings treated with ⁇ Niconazole-P had a lower degree of withering, and some seedlings not treated with the chemical (control group) died on the way. However, when the gas-dissolved water was given, even the seedlings not treated with the chemical (control group) were less likely to wither.
- the experimental plot to which gas-dissolved water was applied tended to have a higher dry matter weight than the control plot to which water was supplied.
- cytochrome P 4 5 0 Absorption of a substance that has the effect of inhibiting the activity of planting into the planting seedlings enhances the plant's resistance to dry stress from its original properties, and enhances the action of this cytochrome P450. It was shown that planting planting seedlings treated with interfering substances could enable planting in areas with severe dry stress.
- the plants used were cutting cloned seedlings of Eucalyptus camal dulens is. After rooting in a cutting, transplanted to a pot with a diameter of 9 cm and a depth of 12 cm immediately after rooting, and immediately afterwards green field wettable powder (containing 50% of flurbulimidole, manufactured by Shionogi & Co., Ltd., Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries) (Ministry Registration No. 1731 16) 0.lg was laid on potting soil and grown for 4 months (experimental plot). Seedlings that had not been treated with a drug were used for the control. Mid-February.
- Trees were planted during the extremely cold season (minimum temperature: 12 ° C, maximum temperature: 10 ° C), and terrestrial signs were observed and evaluated 10 days, 20 days, and 30 days later. The judgment results were quantified as follows. No harm: 0 points, slight harm: 1 point, moderate harm: 2 points, severe damage (withering): 3 points.
- the SPAD value which is an index of the chlorophyll value
- the harmful symptoms in the table indicate the average value of eight seedlings treated in the same manner, and the SPAD value indicates the average value of the values measured in five places on the same leaf of eight seedlings treated in the same manner. I have.
- Seedlings of Eucalyptus camaldulensis were used as plants. Seed diluted for 1 day with Bonza solution (2% by weight of butrazole, manufactured by Takeda Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., registered with the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, No. 17235) and immersed in lOOppb aqueous solution for 1 day The seeds were then sown and grown for 4 months (experimental plot). Seedlings that had not been treated with a drug were used for the control group. Trees were planted after leaving for 6 hours under the conditions of a temperature of 50 ° C and a light intensity of 10, 001 uX, and after 3 months, the length of withering with respect to the seedling height was measured.
- Table 3 shows the results.
- the numerical values in the table are the average values of 10 trees with the withering rate (%).
- withering rate (%) (length of withering in 3 months after treatment at 50 ° C for 6 hours) ⁇ (height of seedling before treatment) X 100.
- a method that enables tree planting in an area where the environmental stress is severe compared to the conventional method can be performed quickly and safely. It can be provided efficiently.
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