January 2003
Scientific articles | Terra-Sorb®
Applications of biostimulant products such as Macro-Sorb Foliar are fairly common throughout the golf course industry. The value and use of these products has been based primarily on practitioner and company testimonials, and has typically lackedobjective research conducted by universities and/or other independent research facilities
July 2002
AminoQuelant® | Scientific articles
AminoQuelant®-K from Bioibérica S.A. is a product based on potassium combined with rapid-assimilation L-a-amino acids. Potassium is a very important nutrient for plants, particularly during the maturation stage. It plays a role in several physiological processes, including activation of certain enzymes, stomatic regulation and transport of nutrients and solutes to the fruits, and it also plays a role in resistance to adverse situations. In cotton, it is particularly important to achieving ...
February 2002
Scientific articles | Terra-Sorb®
Problem; after 22 years of irrgating with effluent water, the fairways at White Pines GC began to die from a tremendous buildup of sodium in the soil, which had a high pH. Solution; the use of amino acid products provides the turf with more energy to pull nutrients and water from the soil more effectively.
January 1998
AminoQuelant® | Scientific articles
The application of the different sources of calcium was carried out in the study to both roots and foliage in order to correct apical necrosis in tomatoes grown in saline conditions.
December 1997
AminoQuelant® | Scientific articles
The importance of calcium to the stability, structure and rigidity of the cell wall and membranes has been shown in several vegetable species, as it results in tissues that are firmer and more resistant (Ferguson and Drobak, 1988). There are new calcium-based products that provide greater absorption of the mineral by the plant tissues. Complementing this with an appropriate frequency of application should produce better results than those obtained in previous studies; this would mean firmer ...