Bio-Stimulants

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In this ppt i share my all ideas about the ''Bio-Stimulants''. I explain the concept of Plant Bio-stimulants with respect to nutrients. I also explain the Benefits of Bio-stimulants and types of Bio-Stimulants playing a big role as a nutrients in soil.

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Topic:
“Bio-Stimulants”
Submitted To:
Dr.Abdul Sattar Shb
Submitted By:
Muhammad Ramzan
Semester 3rd
Section.A
Roll No:AGLA21.(08)

Definition
Biostimulants are natural or synthetic
substance that can be applied to seed,plants
and soil called Bio-stimulants

Examples
•Proteins
•Amino acids
•Micronutrients
Other Compounds may be used as
Biostimulants

• Improving the efficiency of the plant’s Metabolism to induce
yield increases and enhance crop quality.
• Increasing plant Tolerance and recovery from A-Biotic Stress.
• Facalitating nutrient assimilation translocation & use.
• Enhancing quality Attributes of produce including Sugar
contents,Colours,Fruits,seeding etc
• Rendering water use more efficient
• Enhancing soil fertility particularly by festering the
development of complementary soil micro organism
Benefits:-

Types Of Bio-Stimulants:
•Humic Acid & FulvicAcid
•Protein Hydrolysates
•Seaweed Extracts & Botanicals
•Chitosan & Other Bio-Polymers
•In-Organic Compound
•Beneficial Bacteria

•Humic acids are Extremely important as a
medium for Transporting nutrients From the
soil to the plants because they can hold onto
ionized nutrients, preventing them from
leaching away.

Continue......
•Humic acid are also attracted to the depletion
zone of the plant root, when they arrive at the
roots,they bring along water and nutrients the
plant needs

•Seaweed (Brown algae) that can promote crop
growth,improve crop quality and enhance crop
stress resistance .

Uses:
•Animal food
•Soil Conditioner/manure
•In form of liquid extract
•Crop protecton against
Pest and diseases

Chitosan used as Pesticides, herbicides,
insecticides and obtain better quality food
products with a higher yield
Role
Chitosan enhances ability of plants to survive in
times of heat or cold stress and drought

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Bio-Stimulants

2. Presentation Topic: “Bio-Stimulants” Submitted To: Dr.Abdul Sattar Shb Submitted By: Muhammad Ramzan Semester 3rd Section.A Roll No:AGLA21.(08)

4. Definition Biostimulants are natural or synthetic substance that can be applied to seed,plants and soil called Bio-stimulants

5. Examples •Proteins •Amino acids •Micronutrients Other Compounds may be used as Biostimulants

6. • Improving the efficiency of the plant’s Metabolism to induce yield increases and enhance crop quality. • Increasing plant Tolerance and recovery from A-Biotic Stress. • Facalitating nutrient assimilation translocation & use. • Enhancing quality Attributes of produce including Sugar contents,Colours,Fruits,seeding etc • Rendering water use more efficient • Enhancing soil fertility particularly by festering the development of complementary soil micro organism Benefits:-

7. Types Of Bio-Stimulants: •Humic Acid & FulvicAcid •Protein Hydrolysates •Seaweed Extracts & Botanicals •Chitosan & Other Bio-Polymers •In-Organic Compound •Beneficial Bacteria

8. What is Humic Acid & Fulvic Acid?

9. •Humic acids are Extremely important as a medium for Transporting nutrients From the soil to the plants because they can hold onto ionized nutrients, preventing them from leaching away.

10. Continue...... •Humic acid are also attracted to the depletion zone of the plant root, when they arrive at the roots,they bring along water and nutrients the plant needs

11. What is Seaweed...?

12. •Seaweed (Brown algae) that can promote crop growth,improve crop quality and enhance crop stress resistance .

13. Uses: •Animal food •Soil Conditioner/manure •In form of liquid extract •Crop protecton against Pest and diseases

14. What is Chitosan..?

15. Chitosan used as Pesticides, herbicides, insecticides and obtain better quality food products with a higher yield Role Chitosan enhances ability of plants to survive in times of heat or cold stress and drought

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