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Key Characteristics & Agricultural Benefits

• It improves the chemical and physical properties of the soil. It increases the plant's ability to stimulate root growth. It enhances the plant's efficiency in absorbing macro and micronutrients easily without stressing the plant. It promotes earlier flowering and increases fruit set. It increases the yield by 25% compared to the normal rate. It improves the taste of fruits, their sugar content, and increases their transportability and storability. It enhances the plant's resistance to pests, diseases, and nematodes. It provides amino acids to the plant in a readily available form, eliminating the need for energy to synthesize them. It helps overcome environmental stressors such as cold, heat, drought, and wind. It concentrates chlorophyll in the foliage, thus improving the efficiency of photosynthesis. It improves the physical properties of the soil and increases its water retention capacity and aeration necessary for root growth, resulting in a 25% increase in yield. 12- It helps improve the cation exchange capacity of the soil, thus enabling it to retain the nutrients necessary for plant growth. It regulates soil pH, especially in calcareous and alkaline soils, thereby increasing the availability of nutrients for absorption, particularly micronutrients. It contains potassium, which is involved in all vital processes and contributes to good crop characteristics. It helps mitigate the damage caused by increased soil salinity.