On January 2, it was held by Huizhou Forestry Bureau, with three science and technology projects as the main ones, namely, the project of cold resistance and insect resistance of high-quality fast-growing tree species huangliangmu breeding presided over by Professor Chen Xiaoyang, the project of high-quality fast-growing tree species huangliangmu promotion demonstration presided over by Professor Hu Xinsheng, and the project of good strains promotion of local broad-leaved tree species such as Fengxiang presided over by BOLUO Forestry Science Research Institute The technical training course of Huizhou forestry science and technology promotion demonstration project was successfully held in the state-owned Meihua forest farm of Boluo county. Professor Chen Xiaoyang and professor he Boxiang of Guangdong Academy of Forestry Sciences gave lectures on this training. More than 100 people, including the competent forestry departments of all counties and districts of Huizhou City, the leaders and business backbones in charge of forestry science and technology of the municipal state-owned forest farms, the municipal and county forestry science research institutes, and the technical personnel of the county-owned plum blossom forest farms, participated in the technical training.
At the training meeting, the two experts respectively focused on the topics of research and development of huangliangmu, highly efficient cultivation technology of huangliangmu and breeding of native broad-leaved species and its significance in ecological construction. They made detailed analysis and explanation on the key technologies of breeding and breeding of native broad-leaved species, and the selection and breeding of native broad-leaved species Generate strong interest. In the course of teaching, experts often communicate and interact with students, and give serious and detailed answers to the questions raised by students. Through this training, you have a deeper understanding of the excellent native broad-leaved tree species such as huangliangmu and their planting technology.
