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红豆杉被誉为"植物大熊猫"，对生态环境要求极为苛刻。青峰村地处深山腹地，气候温润、生态原始，为红豆杉提供了天然的繁衍生息之 所。近年来，当地通过设立保护标志、限制人为干扰等措施，使这片珍贵树种得以自然繁衍，成为乡村生态的"活名片"。 红豆杉被誉为"植物大熊猫"，对生态环境要求极为苛刻。青峰村地处深山腹地，气候温润、生态原始，为红豆杉提供了天然的繁衍生息之 所。近年来，当地通过设立保护标志、限制人为干扰等措施，使这片珍贵树种得以自然繁衍，成为乡村生态的"活名片"。 仲冬时节，走进歙县石门乡竹岭村青峰自然村，30多株集中连片的红豆杉，红豆果挂满了枝头，与墨绿色的针叶相映成趣。这些红豆如朱砂 点染的玉珠，在苍绿间垂坠摇曳，为寂寥冬日平添了几分烂漫生机。 当地村民介绍，这30余棵成片的红豆杉，其中挂牌保护、树龄在100年以上的有19棵，最长的已有400多年，在皖南地区极为罕见。这些红豆 杉一般每年冬季结果，但今年尤为特殊——一株20多年未曾挂果的古树，竟又结出了饱满果实。 仲冬时节，走进歙县石门乡竹岭村青峰自然村，30多株集中连片的红豆杉，红豆果挂满了枝头，与墨绿色的针叶相映成趣。这些红豆如朱砂 点染的玉珠，在苍绿间 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the development of a provincial-level nursery in Yanzi Mountain Village, Zhushan County, Hubei Province, focusing on ecological restoration and green development [1][2] - The county has established a standardized, large-scale, and technology-driven seedling cultivation system to meet the demand for seedlings in national ecological restoration projects [1] Group 1: Nursery Development - The nursery features a variety of tree species, including local and rare species, aimed at enhancing biodiversity and supporting local ecological needs [1] - The county has integrated resources from leading companies and state-owned forest farms to create a multi-point support system for seedling cultivation [1] Group 2: Technological Advancements - Advanced technologies such as light substrate containers and tissue culture are being promoted to improve seedling survival rates and growth cycles [1] - The focus is on cultivating local tree species like bamboo, camphor, and osmanthus, while also nurturing rare species like Taxus and Phoebe [1] Group 3: Supply Chain Innovation - Zhushan County has implemented an "order production, unified supply, nearby cultivation, and targeted supply" model to ensure seedlings meet specific project needs [2] - The county has the capacity to produce over 12 million quality seedlings annually, providing stable support for ecological restoration in the region [2] Group 4: Future Development Plans - The county plans to deepen standardization in nursery construction and expand the integration of seedling cultivation, afforestation, and industry [2] - The goal is to position seedlings as both protectors of the ecosystem and contributors to rural revitalization, supporting high-quality development [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful cultivation of Dendrobium officinale (铁皮石斛) in a 1200-acre red cedar forest in Jiangxi Province, transforming the area into an ecological treasure and a source of income for local villagers through modern agricultural techniques and community involvement [1][4]. Group 1: Agricultural Innovation - The cultivation of Dendrobium officinale has transitioned from a trial phase with a survival rate of only 10% to a successful model involving 132 local households participating in the project [4]. - The introduction of modern techniques, including the use of live red cedar trees for growing Dendrobium, has significantly improved both the quality and yield of the product [4]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The expected harvest for the year is 12,000 kilograms of fresh Dendrobium, with a projected processed value exceeding 10 million yuan (approximately 1.4 million USD) [5]. - The project has not only provided economic benefits but has also enhanced the ecological value of the region, promoting the conservation and propagation of red cedar trees [4][5]. Group 3: Community Engagement - The initiative has fostered community involvement, with the team providing technical guidance and sales support to local farmers, thereby creating a sustainable economic model [4]. - Online sales channels, including live streaming, have been established to promote the products, showcasing the ecological beauty of the area [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of a small village, Hengpu, into a flourishing hub of horticulture, driven by a young gardener named Cao Aling, whose skills and dedication have inspired both local residents and visitors to engage in gardening and flower cultivation [1][2][3]. Group 1: Development of Horticulture - Cao Aling initially attracted attention with his beautiful flower arrangements and gardening skills, leading to increased interest from outsiders who came to purchase his plants [2]. - As demand grew, Cao Aling expanded his gardening efforts from his small courtyard to larger fields, cultivating various flowers such as camellias, azaleas, and magnolias [2]. - After a brief period away for a government horticultural project, Cao Aling returned to rejuvenate the village's flora and encouraged local residents to participate in gardening, resulting in a collective effort to grow and sell flowers [2][3]. Group 2: Community Impact - The rise of horticulture in Hengpu has led to an increase in the number of gardeners and a significant expansion of flower cultivation, transforming the village into a vibrant floral landscape [3]. - The local economy has benefited from the influx of visitors and the sale of flowers, with trucks transporting plants from the village to other areas [2][3].