agrostemin
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Biostimulator. AGROSTEMIN. Bioregulator. Agrostemin. Natural plant nutrient which influences the regulation of growth of cultures in metabolic processes with allelopathic chemical effect in order to increase yield and to improve the quality of fruit. Effect of Agrostemin. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
AGROSTEMINAGROSTEMIN
Bioregulator BioBioactuatoractuator
AgrosteminAgrostemin
Natural plant nutrient which influences the Natural plant nutrient which influences the
regulation of growth of cultures in metabolic regulation of growth of cultures in metabolic
processes with allelopathic chemical effect processes with allelopathic chemical effect
in order to increase yield and to improve the in order to increase yield and to improve the
quality of fruit.quality of fruit.
Effect of Effect of AgrosteminAgrostemin
●Activation of biochemical processes whichActivation of biochemical processes which
is a consequence of lack of life factors is a consequence of lack of life factors
●Activation of biochemical processes whichActivation of biochemical processes which
is a consequence of decreased quantityis a consequence of decreased quantity
volume of substances inside the plantvolume of substances inside the plant
Structure of Structure of AgrosteminAgrostemin
ActiveActive complex: complex: a) amino acids.a) amino acids.
b) organic acidsb) organic acids and andc) c) derivatives of organic acidsderivatives of organic acids
Inhibitor complexInhibitor complex a) derivatives ABA (apcisine acids).a) derivatives ABA (apcisine acids).
b) saturated aliphatic carbon hydrogen and b) saturated aliphatic carbon hydrogen and c) cyclic inhibitor (C c) cyclic inhibitor (C88HH2929NN33OO77))
O r i g i nO r i g i n
Natural row materialNatural row material
Domestic biotechnologyDomestic biotechnology
Domestic row materialDomestic row material
BioregulatingBioregulating effecteffect
AgrosteminAgrostemin encourages encourages plantplant to optimize its to optimize its ownown life processes:life processes:
a)a)
growth. growth.
b) development. b) development.
c) breedingc) breeding
BiostimulatingBiostimulating effecteffect
AgrosteminAgrostemin encourages plant to optimize its encourages plant to optimize its metabolic processes and to increase the metabolic processes and to increase the following:following:
a)a) qualitative characteristics of culturesqualitative characteristics of cultures
b)b) quantitative characteristics of culturesquantitative characteristics of cultures..
Use ofUse of AgrosteminAgrostemin
HusbandryHusbandry
Truck farmingTruck farming
Fruit growingFruit growing
ViticultureViticulture
HorticultureHorticulture
MeadowsMeadows
ApplicationApplication
Three applications (in fruit growing):Three applications (in fruit growing):
1)1) before blossom 300-350 g/ha.before blossom 300-350 g/ha.
2)2) during blossom 300 g/ha.during blossom 300 g/ha.
3)3) after blossom 350 g/haafter blossom 350 g/ha
T h i s i s t h e m o s t c o m m o n w a y ! ! ! T h i s i s t h e m o s t c o m m o n w a y ! ! !
ApplicationApplication
FiveFive applications (in fruit growing): applications (in fruit growing):
1)1) before blossom – 350 g/ha.before blossom – 350 g/ha.2)2) during blossom – 300 g/ha.during blossom – 300 g/ha.3)3) after blossom – 350 g/ha.after blossom – 350 g/ha.4)4) fruit in ripen pheno phase – 300 g/ha.fruit in ripen pheno phase – 300 g/ha.5)5) fruit ripening – 300 g/hafruit ripening – 300 g/ha
This is how the champions of the fruitThis is how the champions of the fruitrowing industry do!rowing industry do!
The outcome of the useThe outcome of the use
Increase of yield up to 20 %Increase of yield up to 20 %and continuity of yieldand continuity of yield
High quality of consumer fruitsHigh quality of consumer fruits
Solid and uniformedSolid and uniformed development of habitusdevelopment of habitus
AgrosteminAgrostemin – W H Y ? ? ? – W H Y ? ? ?
How did we become aware of the need for How did we become aware of the need for biostimulator and bioregulator?biostimulator and bioregulator?
How did we become aware of the time forHow did we become aware of the time for use of biostimulator and bioregulator?use of biostimulator and bioregulator?
The solution to the problem is The solution to the problem is inin POPOLLLENLEN
The significance of pollen – pollination of plantsThe significance of pollen – pollination of plants
The pollen seeds are created before opening of budsThe pollen seeds are created before opening of buds
The creation of pollen can be influenced by the following:The creation of pollen can be influenced by the following:
internal andinternal and
external factorsexternal factors
The formation of pollen seedsThe formation of pollen seeds
Internal factors depend on the plant’s Internal factors depend on the plant’s genetics which determines the following:genetics which determines the following:
the size andthe size and
the quantity of pollen seedsthe quantity of pollen seeds
External factors:External factors:insufficient soil moisture.insufficient soil moisture.exaggerated relative air humidity.exaggerated relative air humidity.lower temperatures by night.lower temperatures by night.
Pollen = Flower powdery substancePollen = Flower powdery substance
The structure of pollen:The structure of pollen:
Membrane of pollen seedMembrane of pollen seed
a)a) EGZINAEGZINA – external membrane composed of cellulose – external membrane composed of cellulose or cutinesed by contents of colored substancesor cutinesed by contents of colored substances
b)b) INTINAINTINA – internal membrane. very thin and in two– internal membrane. very thin and in two layers. composed of cellulose or of pectic substanceslayers. composed of cellulose or of pectic substances
with sporopollenin (high molecule terpen)with sporopollenin (high molecule terpen)
Chemical composition of pollenChemical composition of pollen
Plant Plant speciesspecies WaterWater ProteinsProteins FatsFats StarchStarch Regular Regular
sugarsugarIrregular Irregular
sugarsugar AshesAshes
AlmondAlmond g/100g/100gg of pollenof pollen 9.89.8 28.728.7 3.23.2 0.70.7 24.424.4 3.13.1 2.62.6
PeachPeach g/100g/100g of polleng of pollen 8.58.5 26.526.5 2.72.7 1.61.6 21.821.8 9.09.0 2.82.8
OliveOlive g/100g/100g of polleng of pollen 10.110.1 16.716.7 4.74.7 1.11.1 28.328.3 5.85.8 1.91.9
CloverClover g/100g/100g of polleng of pollen 11.611.6 23.723.7 3.43.4 1.31.3 21.421.4 4.24.2 3.13.1
FoxgloveFoxglove g/100g/100g of polleng of pollen 13.313.3 20.420.4 2.42.4 0.40.4 25.525.5 3.43.4 3.13.1
Transfer of pollenTransfer of pollen
Pollen is transferred by:Pollen is transferred by: insects. insects.
air flow. ...air flow. ...
... from STAMEN to PISTIL STIGMA... from STAMEN to PISTIL STIGMA
Germination of pollenGermination of pollen
Germination of pollen occurs when Germination of pollen occurs when INTINAINTINA (internal (internal
membrane) grows through pores of membrane) grows through pores of EGZINE EGZINE
(external membrane) creating -(external membrane) creating -THE POLLEN TUBE THE POLLEN TUBE
which goes down to the seed embryo and embryo which goes down to the seed embryo and embryo
sacsac where the swollen pollen seed settles down due where the swollen pollen seed settles down due
to the absorption of liquid from pistil stigma!!!to the absorption of liquid from pistil stigma!!!
Germination of pollen IIGermination of pollen II
Several pollen seeds arrive to pistil stigmaSeveral pollen seeds arrive to pistil stigma
Germination of pollen is effected by the followingGermination of pollen is effected by the following factors:factors:
a)a) biotic biotic andand
b)b) abioticabiotic
For example: For example: It is due to extremelyIt is due to extremely high temperatures high temperatures and and low relative air humidity.low relative air humidity. or. on the other side. or. on the other side. low temperatureslow temperatures andand high air humidityhigh air humidity
thatthat pollen quickly loses its germination ability and seeds become pollen quickly loses its germination ability and seeds become
stickysticky and die; even scientific farming methods. such as and die; even scientific farming methods. such as pruningpruning and many and many other similar situations can jeopardize normal plant functionsother similar situations can jeopardize normal plant functions
this is why it is necessary to usethis is why it is necessary to use AGROSTEMINAGROSTEMIN
Fertilization andFertilization and AGROSTEMINAGROSTEMIN
Improvement of germination and fertilityImprovement of germination and fertilityof pollen by complex of amino acids which:of pollen by complex of amino acids which:
a) have an a) have an inhibitoryinhibitory effect on recessive alleles. effect on recessive alleles.
b) have a b) have a cumulativecumulative effect on loci with effect on loci with dominant aleli and dominant aleli and
c) have an c) have an epistaticepistatic effect on mutual relations effect on mutual relations of dominant genes.of dominant genes.
AGROSTEMINAGROSTEMIN
Now you know why it is necessaryNow you know why it is necessary
to use initiallyto use initially AgrosteminAgrostemin before blossom before blossom
and how and why to use it further duringand how and why to use it further during
vegetation of yourvegetation of your plants!plants!
M.Sc. EngineerM.Sc. Engineer
Saša AVRAMOVICSaša AVRAMOVIC