Micronutrients

Nutrients that are needed in smaller amounts by the plants, but are still essential to plant growth are called micronutrients.

• 18 elements have been identified as essential for the growth of all plants.
• A deficiency of an essential nutrient makes it impossible for the plant to complete the vegetative or reproductive stage of its life cycle.
• Such deficiency is specific to the element in question and can be prevented or corrected only by supplying this element.
• The element is involved directly in the nutrition of the plant quite apart from its possible effects in correcting some unfavourable microbiological or chemical condition of the soil or other culture medium.

Micronutrients Fe, B, Mn, Cu, Zn, Mo, Cl, Ni from soil.

Uptake of Micronutrients

Our range of Micronutrient Products

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EBahar Microboost

Application, Uses & dosages of Microboost :

• Microboost can apply to all type of crops like cotton , soybean , fruit crops , vegetables etc.
• First spraying – during flowring
• Second spraying – after fruiting
• Direction of use for
• cotton , soybean : 3 ml/ per Lit.
• Fruit crops : 5 ml / per Lit.
• Vegetables : 4 ml / per Lit.

Other Product in similar category : Ebahar

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Microrich

Microrich Grade I (Essential plant nutrients)

There are 18 essential micronutrients which I divided into periodic table they are:
Group III includes K, Ca, Mg, Mn and Cl. These elements are present in the free ionic state or are adsorbed to indiffusible organic anions.
Group IV includes Fe, Cu, Zn and Mo. These elements are predominantly presented as chelates in the plant.

Application, Uses & dosages of Microrich grade I :

• Microrich helps to plant in photosynthesis.
• Also helps to formation of chlorophyll pigments in crop.
• Micronutrients improve the protien formation in crop and also helps in reproduction.
• It improves the root growth and crop growth.
• Increases yield.

Dosages of Microrich grade I:

• Pulses : 10 to 20 kg / ha.
• Cotton , sugarcane : 25 kg / ha.
• For fruit vegetable : 20 to 25 kg / ha.
• For leafy vegetable : 5 kg / ha.

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