枣树绿枝扦插试验研究

本试验选用当年生半木质化枣头发育枝作扦插材料，用不同激素、不同浓度进行处理，以河沙做扦插基质；用塑料小拱棚和人工洒水调控温湿度；用竹帘搭棚遮荫简单行的方法，使枣树绿枝扦插当年成活率达８５％以上。冬季采用覆麦草越冬。     

嘉馨园住宅小区绿化景观设计

充分利用现有地形、地貌,将嘉馨园居住小区规划为“一轴、两环、八点”的布局形式。以植物造景为主,强调构筑居住环境绿色空间,以立足生态,体现自然,弘扬文化的现代园林造园理念,来营造宜人的人居环境。     

香椿栽培技术

作者根据多年的实践经验，总结了香椿的栽培技术，包括采种、播种、育苗、种植、管理、病虫害防治及菜用林培育等技术。     

福建酸竹鲜笋采后防腐保鲜剂研制

本次实验结果显示福建酸竹笋发霉的致病菌为青霉、曲霉和枝孢霉。通过抑菌实验可得出最佳的复合防腐配方为B13B233%食盐。在确定保鲜配方的生笋实验中,得出福建酸竹生笋保鲜液的最佳配方为复配防腐液(A 0.08? 0.05? 3%食盐县pH=4.5) 0.03? 0.03?,该配方经省检疫局检测LD50>20m l.kg-1(比重1.043),几乎无毒,属于对人体安全保鲜液。用此复配防腐液处理福建酸竹笋在贮藏27天时还能保持可食性,保鲜效果明显,具有很大的推广前景。     

齿瓣石斛栽培基质筛选及其栽培方式研究

通过对齿瓣石斛栽培基质和栽培方式的对比试验研究,结果表明:(1)不同栽培基质中,树皮:苔藓(1:1)中新枝数最多,树皮中枝条生长最好,树皮:锯末:羊粪(5:3:2)中产量最高;(2)不同栽培方式中直立捆绑产量最高.因此在齿瓣石斛生产中宜选择树皮基质和直立捆绑栽培方式.     

吸水剂在樟子松造林中的应用

樟子松人工植苗造林成活的关键在于苗木根系的水分保护。所以，对樟子松幼苗的根系用吸水剂进行适当的保水处理，无疑是会提高造林成活率的。     

Optimum planting density for Japanese oak (Quercus mongolica var.grosseserrata) based on spacing experiment with systematic design

A spacing experiment for Japanese oak (Quercus mongolica var.grosseserrata) with Nelder's design have been studied at the Kyushu University Forest in Hokkaido, since 1975. The oak seedlings were planted according to systematic spacings which were 20 levels varying gradually from 40,816 to 1,086 seedlings per hectare with concentric circular arcs (22 in number) and spokes (41 in number). In 1992 when the planted oak seedlings were 18-year-old, DBH, crown diameter, total height and clear length of the survival trees were measured. Based on the results obtained from analyzing the relationships between planting density and the mean values of each block, the optimum planting density should be 7,241 seedlings per hectare. The title is tentative translation from the original Japanese title by the authors of this paper.     

河北省太行山中南部核桃栽植时期及栽植技术研究

于2001年10月至2003年10月连续进行了不同栽植时期以及栽植技术对核桃幼树成活及生长发育影响的研究。结果表明:秋栽后用聚乙烯醇涂干处理,成活率高达95%以上,翌春萌芽比春栽早10 d以上,新梢生长速度快,春季抽干距离短,平均枝条长可达45 cm以上,是最好的技术组合;秋栽不涂干处理,成活率较低,不足60%,并且抽干距离长,发枝部位低;春栽成活率高,但是缓苗期长,新梢发育慢,平均枝条长短,仅为20~30 cm。     

Effects of forest floor planting and stock type on growth and root emergence of Pinus contorta seedlings in a cold northern cutblock

A two-year field trial was conducted to determine the growth response, and root emergence pattern of interior lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta Dougl. var. latifolia Engelm.) seedlings in response to container type and forest floor removal. Seedlings were grown in Styroblocks^TM, Copperblocks^TM, or AirBlocks^TM, and were planted directly into the undisturbed forest floor or into manually prepared planting spots where the forest floor had been scraped away to expose the mineral soil. Seedlings planted into scalped planting spots exhibited marginally but significantly (7%) greater above-ground growth rates (seedling stem volume); whereas seedlings planted into the forest floor produced significantly more (11%) new roots. There were no differences in above- or below-ground biomass. Seedlings grown in Copperblock^TM containers produced a higher proportion of roots near the top of the plug when tested at lifting, however this pattern was not observed in the field. Given that scalping is more costly than forest floor planting, and that the increased shoot growth was relatively small, we recommend that forest floor planting be considered as an alternative to manual spot scalping for sites, such as the site tested here: those with cold, but well-drained soils and where competition from other plants is not a serious problem.     

Phenology Differs among Norway Spruce Populations in Relation to Local Variation in Altitude of Maternal Stands in the Beskidy Mountains

An investigation of phenological and growth traits was conducted in a lowland plantation, comprised of 23 Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) seed stands from the Istebna region in the Beskidy Mountains of Poland. Significant differences were found among population in growth initiation, growth termination and the length of shoot elongation period. The two latter traits were highly correlated and were attributed to the altitude of the maternal stand. The tested populations were grouped based on phenology. Progeny of lower-alttitude stands ceased growth later, had a longer duration of shoot growth and greater current leader length compared to progeny of higher-altitude stands. Individual populations, however, did not differ in current-year growth and total tree height, implying higher within-population variation in growth traits than in phenology. The similar growth capacity of all tested populations suggests considerable gene flow between maternal stands, although differences in phenology imply the adaptation of progenies to the altitudinal environment of seed origin. These results suggest that within tested populations, selection is possible based on phenology alone, without considerable reduction of early height growth; final decisions, however, should be based on the environmental conditions of the planting site.