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Plant associated micro organisms

Some of these micro-organisms have no effect on the plants and others are potential pathogens. However, many of these rhizosphere-dwellers actually serve to protect crops against other harmful pathogens and can even promote plant growth in a number of ways.The specific characteristics of the rhizosphere vary from one plant species to another, which favours the development of different types of mic...

11-24

What Does Organic Matter Do In Soil?

WHAT IS ORGANIC MATTER?Many times we think of organic matter as the plant and animal residues we incorporate into the soil. We see a pile of leaves, manure, or plant parts and think, "Wow! I'm adding a lot of organic matter to the soil." This stuff is actually organic material, not organic matter.What's the difference between organic material and organic matter? Organic material ...

11-23

The most occurring forms of plant stress-Over watering

Over-watering a plant can kill it more quickly than lack of water. In waterlogged soil there is not enough oxygen for the roots. This is because oxygen diffusion through water is about 10,000 times slower than through air. Without oxygen, anaerobic respiration occurs in the roots, producing toxic compounds in the plant. The symptoms of overwatering also include wilting, yellowing of...

11-20

Plant nutrition and nutrient deficiency

Many growers have seen plant symptoms that they classified as a nutrient deficiency, anything unusual from yellowing of the leaves to brown necrotic spots or reduced growth. some will have experienced that adding more nutrients is often not a solution for these symptoms…Setting up a suitable cultivation strategy and a good nutrient balance is a prerequisite for a successful yield. But what deter...

11-19

Most OccurringForms of Plant Stress -Environmental Plant Stress

Environmental stress or more specifically abiotic environmental stress includes all the non-living environmental factors that can negatively or even harmfully affect the growth and productivity of plants. A lot of scientific research has been done on drought stress, effects of flooding or submergence, salinity stress and extreme temperatures (both high and low). But for growers well known issues a...

11-18

New Product Launch Event- Fertilizer Bacillus Aryabhattai, high tech silicon fertilizer

Dated 11th Nov., 2020 in Chongqing China, Monband held new product launching. The conference was the second term of Seminar on Agricultural Applications of Silicon Solubilizing Bacteria and new fertilizer Aryabahattai bacillus launching.The sponsor invited many specialist and professor to participate, this new product appealed attention of most medias and press in fertilizer industry. The co...

11-17

Introduction to pH

The pH of the soil and the feeding water are essential aspects of a good feeding plan. pH does not have a direct effect on the plant, but it does directly affect the availability of the nutrients for the plant. The plant, in turn, can also influence the pH of the soil in the area close to the roots, as we will discuss later in this article.To better understand the effect of pH on your crop yields,...

11-16

"Haijingling Annual Summit " was successfully held on Nov.11 in Chongqing

The "Haijingling Double 11 Chongqing Summit" of Qingdao Haijingling Group opened in Wyndham Hotel Chongqing.Mr. Li Guomin , Qingdao Haijingling Group President, Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Process Engineering Dr. Yong Zhao, Caitou Agriculture founder Mr. Cai Zhiwen, Chinese bio-stimulating alliance Secretary General Mr. Xiong Sijian and Haijingling core dealers from all prov...

11-13

Interactions between nutrients

Most growers know the importance of applying the right amount of macro- and micro-nutrients, and there are several ways of knowing whether a plant is lacking any of these elements. However, some of these deficiencies – or excesses on occasion – are not caused by a shortage of the element in question but rather by a poor combination with other nutrients, either in the potting mix, in the plant ...

11-13

Plant-Soil Interactions: Nutrient Uptake

IntroductionPlant growth and development largely depend on the combination and concentration of mineral nutrients available in the soil. Plants often face significant challenges in obtaining an adequate supply of these nutrients to meet the demands of basic cellular processes due to their relative immobility. A deficiency of any one of them may result in decreased plant productivity and/or fertili...

11-12

How do fertilizers help with food security?

Did you ever wonder where plants get their nutrients? It’s from the soil that they are grown in! Tiny seeds planted by farmers and gardeners grow into plants that can produce grain in a farmer’s field or several juicy tomatoes from your yard. The soil that seed is planted in plays a big part in the health of the plant, and of the crop that comes from it.Plants – and the crops they grow – g...

11-11

Early warning sounded over possible second wave of locust invasion in Africa

A maize plant eaten by desert locust is seen in the village of Nadooto near the town of Lodwar, Turkana county, Kenya, June 30, 2020. The United Nation's agency on Food and Agriculture Organization has warned of a possible second wave of desert locust attack in parts of East Africa in December."As predicted, a second wave of desert locusts is coming to East Africa driven by the ...

11-10

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