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Growth regulator

Growth regulators are biologically active substances that control plant development processes at the cellular level. For a professional agronomist and an avid gardener, understanding the mechanisms of action of these preparations is the key to increasing yield, improving product quality, and adapting crops to stressful environmental conditions. Proper application of phytohormones, humic acids, and specialized stimulants allows not only for the intensification of growth but also for the adjustment of plants' physiological responses to external factors.

In this selection, we have combined materials covering both the theoretical foundations of phytohormonal regulation and the applied aspects of using modern preparations. The articles contain practical recommendations on the use of stimulants in viticulture, protected soil (greenhouse), and ornamental floriculture. You will learn about the role of humic acids in improving soil fertility, methods of vegetative propagation of fruit crops, and ways to correct physiological disorders. The information will help to systematize knowledge about complex nutrition and biological plant protection, which will allow for the competent construction of a plant care system at all stages of the growing season.

Greenhouses and covers For gardeners

Overview of complex mineral fertilizers and plant growth regulators

The article provides an overview of popular complex fertilizers and principles of using growth stimulants. You will learn how to properly select top dressing for greenhouses and take into account the specifics of biologically active substances

Plant protection For agronomists

Biological plant protection of vegetable crops against diseases and nematodes

Agronomists use biological pest and disease control methods in greenhouses, including the application of trichothecin against powdery mildew of cucumbers and avermectin complex against root-knot nematodes on tomatoes. The article contains regulations for the application of preparations and a comparative analysis of their application methods