Zinc 13%

Key Characteristics & Agricultural Benefits

• Preventing the appearance of zinc deficiency symptoms and treating its symptoms in various plants. Zinc is considered one of the essential elements for most plants due to its role in the formation of the chlorophyll molecule. Zinc is involved in the transformations of the amino acid tryptophan, which is a source of the plant hormone auxin, playing an important role in vegetative growth and fruit setting and consequently increasing the yield. Zinc is very important for the biochemical process of carbohydrates, as it activates many enzymes that convert sugars into the energy needed for all vital processes within plant tissues. Zinc plays a role in the metabolism of both nitrogen and phosphorus and in the synthesis of proteins.