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Substances that activate plants.

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In order to grow, plants require nutrients that they absorb from their roots or through foliar applications of fertilizers. However, they not only need nutrients to grow, but also the activation of their metabolism in order to produce the compounds necessary for proper development and growth. Activation involves providing the plant with natural or synthetic …

What is a Maize field (Milpa).

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Maize fields, known as “milpas,” are a traditional form of agriculture that has been practiced for centuries in different parts of the world, especially in regions of Latin America. This farming method has adapted to different climatic and geographical conditions and has proven to be an important source of food for local communities. In its …

The water stress in crops.

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Water stress management in crops is a constant concern for farmers since water availability is essential for plant growth and production. In recent years, we have seen an increase in the frequency and intensity of droughts, which has led to a decrease in crop yields and increased pressure on water resources. Water stress has been …

Use and benefits of the castor bean or castor oil plant extract

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The Castor bean or castor oil plant (Ricinus Communis L.) is a euphorbiaceae that can contain many benefits for its use in agriculture. Shrub plant, its most important chemical compounds are ricin, ricinin, lipase, ricinolein, proteins, stearin, palmitin, ricinoleic acid, isorricinoleic acid, toxystearic acid, chymases (Chiej, 1990). Use of the Castor bean or castor oil …

Cottony scales.

Cottony scales.

The cottony maple scale is one of the most numerous and conspicuous soft scale insects that attack ornamental plants. Symptoms of the cottony scale. It begins by colonizing the most hidden parts of the plant, thus protecting itself from unfavorable weather conditions. However, due to its eating habits, it causes chlorosis and malformations in the …