Zincamine

Active Ingredients - Concentration

Zinc 6%
 

Category

Mixability

It is preferable to conduct a mixing test beforehand.

Characteristics – features

1. Zinc, in the form of zincamine, is essential for the formation of the chlorophyll molecule.

2. It plays a vital role in pollen germination on the stigmas of flowers.

1. The zinc in zincamine plays a crucial role in the formation of plant hormones.

2. It plays a fundamental role in the formation of tryptophan, the plant compound from which oxygen is synthesized.

3. It is a component of some enzymes, either alone or in combination with other elements such as copper.

Symptoms of Zinc Deficiency in Plants:
1. Yellowing of leaves, starting from the growing tips, and yellow spotting. In some cases, the terminal bud dies.

2. Leaves resulting from zinc deficiency are small, misshapen, mottled, and irregularly shaped.

3. Internodes become short, and the plant appears stunted in cases of severe deficiency.

4- Low seed yield, which is of great importance in legumes. A reddish-brown color appears on the cotyledons in beans, and in beets a yellow color appears between the veins, and the edges of the leaves burn. In sweet corn, broad green and yellow lines appear at the bases of the leaves, and the silk is delayed in appearing, accompanied by the ears not filling well. In citrus, the Mottle Leaf phenomenon appears, in grapes the Little Leaf phenomenon, and in apples the Rosette phenomenon, which is the small size of the leaves and the shortness of the internodes.

Recommendations and usage rates

Field crops (2-3 cm³/L of water) >> Before flowering and during grain or tuber filling.

Fruit trees (2-3 cm³/L of water) >> From the beginning of the growing season until the end of the season.

Vegetables (2-3 cm³/L of water) >> When there is suitable vegetative growth and until the end of the season.

Producing company (Brand)

El Sakya Agricultural Industries