
Enzo
Manganese (Mn) liquid fertilizer enriched with zinc (Zn) and amino acid L-Proline for additional fertilization. Manganese is included in composition of many enzymes and participates in oxidation and reduction reactions, photosynthesis, and processes of carbohydrates and nitrogen exchange. Manganese stimulates development of the root system, the formation of new shoots, sugar production in leaves and transportation to roots, improves assimilation of iron from the soil and reduces likelihood of chlorosis. Manganese results in reduction of nitric nitrogen to ammonia in plants and, in some cases, the oxidation of ammoniacal nitrogen to nitrates.
Zinc is part of composition of many enzymes and is involved in various energy and nutrient metabolic processes. Zinc is very important at the beginning of vegetation period, it contributes to the formation of productive stems, their strength and formation of grain.
L-Proline amino acid is important in more than ten plant growth and development processes, such as regulation of osmotic pressure, regulation of stoma, seed swelling, stimulation of pollen germination, promotion of photosynthesis, regulation of chlorophyll formation.
Amount % | Amount g/l | |
Manganese (Mn) | 13,0 | 200 |
Zinc (Zn) | 0,8 | 12,5 |
Nitrogen (N) | 7,4 | 115 |
Nitrate nitrogen (N-NO3) | 7,4 | 115 |
Amino acid L – Proline | 0,33 | 5 |
pH (1:10 H2O) | 2,0-3,0 | |
Density 20C, g/ml | 1,56-1,6 | |
COMPATIBILITY
Enzo can be used in mixtures with many fertilizers and pesticides (insecticides, fungicides). Do not use with products
containing high amounts of copper (Cu), sulphur (S), mineral oils and with alkaline products (pH > 8), with herbicides and
with seed treatment where the label states “do not mix with fertilizers“. Before mixing it is recommended to make a small
amount of the mixture in order to check whether there is no sediment. It is recommended to spray in a small area in
order to check whether there are no phytotoxic effects on plants.