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Biological Agents From Agricultural Research and Extension Stations Help Grafted Pears Withstand Cold, Increasing Survival Rate by Nearly 30%.
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Low winter temperatures can easily affect the growth of grafted pear scions, and in severe cases, flower buds may die due to insufficient nutrition. The Taichung District Agricultural Research and Extension Station has developed the Trichoderma TCT-P003 microbial preparation. Farmers can reduce the damage of low temperatures to scions by watering the roots after grafting, increasing the graft survival rate by 15.6% to 28%, providing another way …
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