Comol™
Benefits of Use:
- May be applied with Huma® Vitol® for a foliar nutrient balance for most crops to overcome stresses caused by severe weather or herbicide and pesticide residues
- Produces coenzymes necessary to convert nitrogen to amino acids for protein synthesis
- Stimulates natural production of enzymes that are required in ascorbic acid synthesis
- Buffers excessive ethylene concentrations in plant tissue
- Essential for nitrogen fixation in legumes (nitrogenase)
Deficiency Symptoms—When to Apply:
- In young plants, stunted growth or yellowish green leaves; in older leaves, light green followed by yellowing, drying, or shedding; often with abundant anthocyanins in the veins; chlorosis of entire leaf
- Shoots short, thin, growth upright and spindly, flowering reduced
- Premature fruit drop of crop; slow fruit development, smaller fruit size or not sufficiently colored
- Poor root system
- Plant stress from weather or chemical residues
- Limited nodule-forming bacteria in legumes
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