六十年代初期,牙克石林区曾推行过野生苗移植技术,以促进造林工作的发展。但是,移植的苗木成活率很低,同时,移苗迹地上的保留苗也大部分枯死,呈现了“一山栽树两山空”的局面。因此,野生苗移植被视为劳民伤财而全盘否定。当真是“一山栽树两山空”吗?事实并非完全如此。一九六四年春季,库都尔林业局搞机关绿化,曾于格林达沟口东山坡移来数十株高两米多,粗约两厘米的落叶松“幼苗”,栽植在局机关院内。时过二十三年,这些移来的落叶松野生苗都已高达十余米,胸径已超过二十厘米。这一事实证明:野生苗移植是可行的。 In the early 1960s, Yakushi Forest Region had promoted the technology of wild seedling transplantation in order to promote the development of afforestation. However, the survival rate of transplanted seedlings is very low. At the same time, most of the reserved seedlings on nurseries are also withered, showing the situation of “mountainous and mountainous areas.” Therefore, the transplantation of wild seedlings is regarded as a waste of money and the overall negation. Is it really “a mountain two trees”? This is not exactly the case. In the spring of 1964, the Forestry Bureau of Kuduo engaged in afforestation. In the east slope of the Galinga Mizoguchi, it moved dozens of larch seedlings of more than two meters in height and roughly two centimeters in diameter and was planted in the hospital . Over the past twenty-three years, the wild larvae that had been moved came up to more than ten meters and the diameter at breast height exceeded twenty centimeters. This fact proves that it is feasible to transplant wild seedlings.