This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Other. Active years: 2015.
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Years Active: 2015
Title: Innovations by Xiaoling He in Haloxylon Plant Cultivation
Introduction
Xiaoling He is an innovative inventor based in Jiangsu, China. She has made significant contributions to the field of forest ecological culture, particularly in improving the survival rates of haloxylon plants in challenging desert and semi-desert environments. Her work is crucial for ecological restoration efforts in these areas.
Latest Patents
Xiaoling He holds a patent for a method aimed at enhancing the survival rate of directly-planted and transplanting seedlings of haloxylon plants. The patent, titled "Method for improving survival rate of directly-planted seedling and transplanting seedling of haloxylon plant in desert or semi-desert environment," addresses the challenges faced by these plants in extreme conditions. The invention utilizes a cylindrical pipe or hollow bullet-shaped pipe to protect the base of the seedlings from stress factors, such as high ground surface temperatures. This method has demonstrated an average improvement rate of over 50% in survival rates, promoting quick growth and increased annual mass growth.
Career Highlights
Xiaoling He has dedicated her career to developing practical solutions for ecological challenges. Her innovative methods have been recognized for their strong operability, good repeatability, and high efficiency. These characteristics make her approach particularly valuable for large-scale ecological restoration projects involving haloxylon plants.
Collaborations
Xiaoling has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Hao Ma and Tian Yu, who have contributed to her research and development efforts. Their teamwork has enhanced the effectiveness of her innovations and broadened the impact of her work.
Conclusion
Xiaoling He's contributions to the field of forest ecological culture are significant, particularly in the context of desert and semi-desert environments. Her patented method for improving the survival rates of haloxylon plants showcases her commitment to ecological restoration and innovation.
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