Freya-Aqua™ (Zn) Zinc Amino, monofertilizer ⋆ ФРЕЯ

Freya-Aqua™ (Zn) Zinc Amino, monofertilizer

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Zinc monochelate based on OEDF with amino acids. An indispensable component in the cultivation of: corn, soybeans, potatoes, green vegetables, hops, grapes, apple trees, pears, citrus fruits, beans, flax. For correcting mineral nutrition and against plant diseases. The composition of the drug includes amino acids of the L-series. They have a chelating effect and provide better penetration of microelements into plant cells, they are a reserve for the construction of proteins and contribute to the stable operation of the enzymatic systems of plant cells under stressful conditions.

Eliminates the deficiency of the plant in critical phases of development for plants.
Provides an increase in the yield of field and fruit and berry crops by up to 20%.
Strengthens the growth of the root system when processing seeds and planting material.

Improves the process of flowering and pollination (increase the germination of pollen, reduce the fall of the ovary).
Strengthens the development of reproductive organs, ensures the growth of seed productivity of plants.
Increases the rate of assimilation of nutrients from the soil and mineral fertilizers.
Increases the sugar content of fruit and berry crops and grapes.
Increases drought resistance of plants and helps to use soil moisture economically.
It increases the synthesis of carbohydrates, which has a positive effect on the winter hardiness of plants.
Effectively counteracts pathogens of fungal plant diseases.
Activates the synthesis of chlorophyll and respiration, increases the productivity of photosynthesis.
Accelerates the synthesis of auxin hormone.
Positively influence the activity of soil microbiota.

Compounds, g/L

Zinc	Zn	65
Nitrogen	N	6
Phosphorus	P₂O₅	150
Potassium	K₂O	82
Amino Acid	L-α	40

Transparent liquid, light color. Density (at +20°C) – 1.303 g/cm3.

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Soils with a high content of CaCO3 and phosphates, with a pH of 5.9-7.2, are most often deficient in zinc. According to the Institute of Soil Protection of Ukraine, the weighted average content of zinc in soils decreases from north to south. The share of soils with a low zinc content in Polissia is 68.3%, in the Forest Steppe – 92.8%, and in the Steppe – 85.9%. The solubility of zinc depends on the pH of the soil and is very insignificant in alkaline soils, which is why the pH level is the lowest here.