Biological synthesis process for growth regulators:

BioRadicante contains L-METHIONINE produced through bacterial fermentation, which works with soil zinc to stimulate the natural production of auxins and other growth regulators.

Nitrate reduction activation:

The reduction process is facilitated by the nitrate reductase enzyme found in the roots, responsible for converting soil nitrates into a nitrogen form absorbable by plants. BioRadicante contains molybdenum and organic molecules from sugar origin (glucosides) that stimulate this enzyme, enhancing nitrogen fertilizer absorption.

Biological synthesis of proteins:

>Protein synthesis is crucial during root growth, and BioRadicante contains molecules that activate protein synthesis.

Moisturizing and aerating root hairs:

BioRadicante includes vital multiple sugars and natural amino sugars that moisturize and aerate root hairs, facilitating nutrient absorption and reducing root suffocation and decay caused by excessive water.

Stress resistance:

L-glutamic acid and sugars in BioRadicante activate the biological synthesis of L-proline, increasing plant resistance to stress. Plants treated with BioRadicante exhibit higher concentrations of L-proline and display higher root resistance to frost.

Carboxylic acid triads work with zinc and manganese in BioRadicante to protect roots from plant toxicity caused by heavy metals (lead, cadmium, mercury) present in water and chemical fertilizers.

Vitamins stimulate the growth of bacteria (Azotobacter, Clostridium) that fix nitrogen in the soil.

The micronutrients in BioRadicante (iron, manganese, boron, molybdenum) have essential nourishing effects.

Usage instructions:

This compound can be used with all crops to stimulate root growth, especially during the sowing stage, seedling stations, and on affected roots due to herbicide use, diseases, or poisoning from increased soil salinity or irrigation water. It also promotes shoot and stem growth.

Application method:

Apply through ground injection at all plant growth stages, with recommended rates of one liter per acre after sowing for about a week and one liter per acre at the beginning of the flowering stage.