SALINE SOIL CONDITIONER
& IRON CHELATING AGENT
Effective solution to improve the agronomic condition of a soil with salinity problems.
AGRONOMIC BENEFITS
AS SALINE SOIL CONDITIONER:
- Reduces EC electrical conductivity values (amount of soluble salts in soil), providing adequate agronomic yield.
- Decreases the concentration of Chlorides:
– Prevents the appearance of nutritional imbalances.
– Maintains a balance of nutrients in the soil.
– Minimises the appearance of osmotic extracts, encouraging the root absorption of nutrients. - Decreases the concentration of assimilable Sodium, avoiding problems of phytotoxicity due to Sodium.
AS AN IRON CHELATING AGENT: - Encourages root absorption of Iron chelate.
- Releases chelated Iron to make it available to the root.
- Allows for a reduction in the dose of Iron chelate, as it is absorbed more efficiently.
A HAND OF ACES IN PHYTOSANITARY TREATMENT (A+A+A+A) WITH AXON
Buffering Action
Sequestering-neutralising Action
Regulating Action
Micro-element complexing Action.
Phytosanitary mixture conditioner in foliar treatments:
- Sequestering action on Calcium and Magnesium ions, which may decrease the phytosanitary effect of some active substances.
- Increases the rate of leaf adsorption of phytosanitary treatment and fertilisers and ensures good leaf coverage of treatment.
Optimises efficiency in root absorption of microelements:
- Regulation of rizosphere pH.
- AComplexing/protective action to prevent loss or blockage of microelements.
AGRONOMIC BENEFITS
- Reduces the harmful effect of hard water on phytosanitary mixtures.
- Improves foliar adsorption of phytosanitary treatments and fertilisers.
- Ensures maximum coverage of foliar treatments.
- Due to the weak character of carboxylic and polycarboxylic acids, the solution can be handled with less risk than a strong acid (sulphuric, phosphoric or nitric acid).
