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Bio-humic acid
Most of the arable and horticultural soils in Iran are facing with critical lack of organic matter and nutrient solubility. Biorun bio-humic acid by simultaneously using humic acid as a source of organic matter and chelating nutrients as well as growth-promoting bacteria (PGPRs) increases the solubility and absorption of nutrients and production of secondary metabolites that can be used effectively in the plant nutrient programs. The positive interaction between humic acid and PGPRs helps to improve soil fertility, root system development, and plant protection from a variety of stresses.
Bio-humic acid has a positive effect on plant growth and yield, not only through affecting the chemical and physical soil structure and microbial communities but also by increasing the plant-available nutrients. PGPRs, through a combination of biochemical activities such as phosphorus solubilization, enzymes, and secondary metabolite production, results in plant growth, yield improvement, and enhancing plant tolerance to biotic and abiotic stresses.
- Increases soil fertility and organic matter
- Improves activity of beneficial soil microorganisms
- Facilitates absorption of chelated elements around the roots
- Improves rooting and plant growth
- Increases germination of plant seeds
- Reduces the negative effects of environmental stresses such as drought, salinity & frost damage
These are standard recommendations that can vary according to soil properties, cultivated crop, and local system conditions.
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Plant |
Method of application |
Dose (Liter) |
Descriptions |
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Greenhouse |
Seedling treatment |
3 |
3 L per 100 L water as a soaking solution for 1 ha before transplanting |
|
Irrigation |
5 |
5 L/ha during the cultivation cycle, every 2 or 3 weeks |
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Crops |
Seedling treatment |
1-3 |
1-3 L per 100 kg seeds according to type & size of seeds |
|
Tillering |
6-8 |
6-8 L/ha along with irrigation system |
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Heading |
6-8 |
6-8 L/ha along with irrigation system |
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Fruit and ornamental trees |
Irrigation |
8-10 |
8-10 L/ha with adequate volume of water, repeat every 2 or 3 weeks |