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Austral nuts have high ecological and economic benefits and are therefore popular with a large number of growers. They are the first tree species to be found in the guangxi autonomous region to enrich farmers. Preplanting should be preceded by on-site surveys, road and hydropower planning, drainage system construction, reservoir construction and plumbing construction. Cultivation techniques have been outlined in terms of planting specifications, site preparation and fertilization, timing of planting, species selection and configuration, tree quality requirements, planting, water management and membranes, and replanting. The focus was on fertilizing, water management, orthopaedic trimmings, preservation fruit and pest control techniques in australian nut gardens。
Austral nuts; planting; cultivation techniques
Centre chart classification number: s664. 9 bibliography code: bdoi: 10. 19415/j. Cnki. 1673-890x2022. 07. 034
Australia's nuts, also known as hawaiian fruit, are woody oil cash crops that enjoy the reputation of queen of dry fruits. Australia's nuts are all poignant: fruit is edible, oil can be squeezed. Wood red, suitable for hardwood furniture, etc.; the high nutritional value of fruit not only regulates blubber and intelligence, but also prevents diseases such as sclerosis, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis, diseases of the digestive system and rheumatism, among others, as well as beautification of skin, treatment of burns and anti-aging, which are among the health foods of choice for consumers。
Australian nuts have a life cycle of 60 to 80 years and generally enter production after five years of planting, with an average of 25 plants per 667 m2, 30 kg of stock and 12 kg-1 for green fruit sales, yielding a value of 9,000 yuan/666 m2, which is the preferred tree species to enrich farmers in the counties. Australia's nuts have deep-processed development space and prospects。
1. Environmental conditions suitable for the cultivation of australian nuts
1. 1 climate conditions
Australia has an average annual temperature of 18-21°c for nuts, an extremely low temperature of 2°c and an extremely high temperature of 38°c. (b) areas below 2 °c with a freezing period exceeding 7 d are not suitable for large-scale cultivation; year-round frostless days > 330 d, annual precipitation of 1,000 mm and annual sunlight of 1,600 h
