More intensive formation of nodules on the roots of the plant;
More efficient fixation of atmospheric nitrogen; up to 50 kg/ha of active ingredient;
Higher seed germination energy;
The potential of plant genetic productivity is developed;
Better quality yield;
Promotes the biological activity of soils;
Improves soil structure and sorption, water and air regimes in the soil;
Can be used on organic farms.
Operating principle:
Azofix Rhizo organic fertilizer bacteria, when they are introduced into the soil, begin to absorb nitrogen from the atmosphere. These bacteria are symbiotic and only form a symbiosis with the roots of bean and peas plants, accumulating atmospheric nitrogen by forming nodules on the roots.
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