Biofil Styptic 1 l

Introduction of Biofil Styptic:

Application:

The BIOFIL Stem Decomposer bacterial formulation provides efficient and rapid decomposition of plant stem, leaf and root debris. BIOFIL® BIOFIL is a fast and efficient way to remove and remove stems and leaves of plants.

For an average amount of stem residues, add 0,5 l BIOFIL Stem Decomposer to 0,5 l BIOFIL Soil pH Specific and spray with 25-50 or 200- 400 litres/ha of water, depending on the equipment used to apply the product to the field. Then carry out the ploughing. In the case of large quantities of stalk residues, apply 1 l/ha of BIOFIL Stalk Remover. After sunflower and maize, if some succession is planned for that year, add 0,5 - 1 l/ha of BIOFIL Soil pH Specific BIOFIL Soil Decomposer to 1 l/ha of BIOFIL Soil pH Specific. The preparation is most effective when applied to the stem parts immediately before they are turned.

Properties:

Average live germ count: 1,^6x109 cells/ml.

From a public health point of view, non-toxic, non-hazardous, non-infectious to plants, animals and humans.

Composition:

BIOFIL® Stool Decomposer contains several bacteria that effectively decompose plant residues

(Brevundimonas mediterranea, Cellvibrio fibrivorans, Achromobacter spanius), which produce enzymes (xylanase, cellulase, beta-glucosidase) that complement and help the digestion of the product. The preparation also contains a nitrogen fixing bacterium(Azotobacter chroococcum).

Refrigeration, shelf life instructions:

Mechanism of action:

BIOFIL® Stem Decomposer acts as a starter: the stem decomposer bacteria proliferate intensively, starting the decomposition of the stem residue by their cellulose-degrading capacity. They break down the structures that hold the skeletal materials of the fibre (cellulose, hemicellulose, arabinoxylan, xylan, pectin) together, causing the stem to break down and make its fibre available to other fungal and bacterial communities in the soil, accelerating the breakdown process, resulting in the decomposition of plant residues, the recovery and recycling of organic matter. The nitrogen-fixing bacteria in the formulation, when bound from the air, effectively replenish the missing nitrogen in the soil, thus avoiding the pentosan effect. Its ability to produce plant hormones also stimulates the growth of new crops sown after stubble removal.