Triacontenol - Wax-like Flakes, Cas No 593-50-0, Ch3(ch2)29oh, Mol Wt 438.82 | Plant Growth Promoter, Yield Enhancement, Foliar Spray Solutions

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basically used for plant growth and enhancing immunity power in
crops. Our offered products are known for their high molecular weight
and primary aliphatic. These products have gained a high demand among
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Features:

• Raises
  plant yield

• Improves
  photosynthesis

• Increases
  cell division

• Plant
  growth stimulator

Other details:

Also known as melissyl, Triacontanol is a naturally occurring plant hormone that acts as a growth promoter.
Since light is a primary source of nutrition the benefits of using triacontanol are obvious.
It was first discovered in plants in the 1930's. It's importance in plant growth and health was identified from this discovery.

Effect of Tria on crop:Different studies will give different results due to different factors such as the type of plant it is tested on. One study reported that triacontanol improves photosynthesis and plant yield by a much as 100%. Another reports improvement of 15% to 30%. The third reports that small amounts will improve vegetable crop yields by 30 to 60%.

Triacontanol powder is a wax-like flake that must be dissolved into a liquid. The best method of turning the Triacontanol powder into liquid is by using a Polysorbate 20.

Concentration:Central Insecticide Board ( CIB) has approved on three concentrations:

Dose Formulated product:
1ml/lt =1ppm hence 2-5 ml formulated product is needed to have good result. Spray of Triacontanol is usually applied as a foliar spray and the biggest variable is what concentration to use ppm 1-5 is used. One published recommendation has been to spray a 1 to 2 PPM triacontanol solution at two different times. The first is 15 days after transplanting the plant and the second time when the plant is at full bloom. Another study tested triacontanol concentrations of 10 PPM and 15 PPM. It concluded that triacontanol improved flower initiation, pod setting and retention of flowers. It also reduced fruit drop. A study on a variety of rice concluded that a foliar spray of 2PM at 25 and 65 days after transplant greatly improved crop yield.