Manganese sulfate

Active Ingredients - Concentration

Manganese   31.8%
Sulfur            18.5%

Category

Minor elements

Mixability

Unmixable

Characteristics – Features

Manganese is involved in the process of photosynthesis as an enzymatic cofactor for a group of enzymes that catalyze the splitting of the water molecule, which is of course the first step in the process of photosynthesis. These reactions do not occur without manganese.

Enzyme cofactor for chloroplast formation enzymes.
An enzymatic cofactor for oxidation and reduction processes within the plant, the most important of which is the reduction of nitrate to nitrite, meaning it plays a role in the journey of converting nitrate to protein. Therefore, it is important in preventing the accumulation of nitrate within the plant.
An important role in the efficiency of the photosynthesis process within plants during the light and dark phases, and thus it affects the products of photosynthesis from glucose, which then transforms into carbohydrates, proteins, and some elements that the plant needs. This is very important for crops that need to store nutritional compounds.
Manganese is considered the key to the success of tuber, root, and legume crops, as it is very important for the proper sizing of the fruits of these crops.
And it can replace magnesium in many biochemical reactions.

Recommendations and usage rates

Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI)
0

Producing company (Brand

United Fertilizer & Chemical Company

Registration number

19226