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Identification & Functionality
- Chemical Family
- Agrochemical Functions
- Technologies
Features & Benefits
- Performance
Chelates are complex compounds in which the appropriate organic compound is tied to a metal ion.
L-Actipol EDTA Mo-6 chelate means:
- Fully chelated molybdenum,
- Immediate availability of molybdenum to plants,
- Perfect solubility,
- Stability over a broad range of pH,
- Full dose of molybdenum for the plant.
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Applications
- Applicable Crop
- Application Technique
- Dosage
Dosage
Amount
Plants
Time of application
of working
[l/ha]
solution [l/ha]
Winter
1
– Autumn- 3-6 leaf phase visible*
2 – As an intervention – after identification of deficiency 1-2 treatments
0.15-0.2
200-300
cereals
every 10-14 days**
1
– Beginning of tuber formation*
Potatoes
2 – As an intervention – after identification of deficiency 1-2 treatments
0.15-0.25
200-300
every 10-14 days**
1
– Phase of proper 9 leaves or more*
Sugar beet
2 – Before the merging of the rows*
0.15-0.25
200-300
3 – Intervention after noticing the first symptoms of Cercospora
beticola Sacc.*
1
– Autumn – at the phase of 4-6 leaves**
2 – Spring – after start of vegetation**
0.2-0.4
200-300
Rapeseed
3 – At the intensive growth phase- stem elongation*
4 – As an intervention – after identification of deficiency 1-2 treatments
every 10-14 days**
Cauliflower,
1
– Development of leaves*
1
400-600
broccoli
Other
1
– Preventively – from the beginning of vegetation to the harvest*
2 – As an intervention – after identification of deficiency 1-2 treatments
0.15-0.3
400-600
vegetables
every 10-14 days*
1
– Development of leaves*
Pulses and
2 – At the intensive growth phase*
0.2-0.4
200-300
legumes
3 – As an intervention – after identification of deficiency 1-2 treatments
every 10-14 days**
1
– Preventively – 1-3 treatments during the vegetation period**
Other
2 – As an intervention – after identification of deficiency 1-2 treatments
0.15-0.25
300-400
every 10-14 days**
Fertigation: From 1 ml of L-Actipol EDTA Mo-6, per 1000 l of water, a 0.074 mg Mo/l solution is obtained
Preparation of a working solution: Apply separately or jointly with urea, magnesium sulfate monohydrate, or plant protection agent.
Directly before the spraying, fill up the sprayer with water up to 2/3 of the capacity and turn the mixer on; add in the order specified: urea, monohydrate magnesium sulfate, L-Actipol EDTA Mo-6, plant protection agent according to ap-plication instruction (if envisaged and recommended for mixing by the manufacturer), adjuvant; fill up with water and start spraying. Do not exceed the recommended doses of L-Actipol EDTA Mo-6.
Technical Details & Test Data
- Molybdenum and Its Significance
The functions of molybdenum in the plant have been identified mainly in nitrogen transformation. This element plays an important role in molecular nitrogen bonding by bacteria, algae and legumes living in symbiosis with nodule bacteria. In addition, molybdenum is part of two very important enzymes playing a key role in nitrogen management. It also takes an active part in vitamin C synthesis and phosphorus metabolism.
- Consequences of Molybdenum Deficiency
- Reduction of leaf lamina in legumes,
- Edge and full leaf chlorosis,
- Necrosis,
- Disruption of formation of cauliflower and broccoli heads,
- Cauliflower leaves become lanceolate and younger leaves are reduced („whiptail”),
- Poor nitrogen utilization, excessive accumulation of nitrates in vegetables,
- Limited bonding of atmospheric nitrogen,
- Weaker resistance to diseases.