Boron (B) is necessary for plants during all vegetation periods. Boron is immobile in plants, so the condition of plants is determined by the fact that they constantly get this trace element.
Molybdenum (Mo) has a positive effect on the growth of cereals and row crops. For normal growth leguminous plants require more molybdenum than other plants. In leguminous roots, nitrogen-fixing bacteria use molybdenum for the process of nitrogen fixation from the air.
Boron and molybdenum complex as a nutrient improves the immune system of plants. Plants need boron and molybdenum throughout all vegetation, they cannot be replaced by other elements. Drought, insufficient moisture, low temperatures, and high rainfall in a short time are the factors causing boron deficiency. Boron deficiency appears due to an imbalance of boron and calcium as well as the low content of organic substances in the soil. Calcium inhibits the absorption of boron in alkaline soils.

BORON AND MOLYBDENUM STIMULATE:

• flower formation and flowering,
• determines the viability of pollen,
• bud formation,
• seed and fruit growth,
• increases resistance to fungal diseases,
• increases drought resistance.

ADVANTAGES:

• stimulates formation of generative organs of a plant,
• improves seed and fruit growth,
• accelerate transportation of sugar,
• improves development of root system,
• increases resistance to fungal diseases,
• improves drought resilience,
• stimulates the synthesis of chlorophyll,
• enhances photosynthesis,
• increases starch content,
• accelerates nitrate reduction and protein synthesis,
• increases protein content,
• increases process of nitrogen fixation in the roots of leguminous,
• helps to absorb potassium and maintains its balance in plant,
• helps to absorb calcium more efficiently.