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1. The document describes the biological treatment results using Sanoplant products on 1500 hectares of rice crops in Espinal and Guamo. 2. The treatment involved applying Trichoplant and Fertiplant to seeds, followed by multiple foliar applications between 22-90 days of Trichoplant, Paeciloplant, Beauveripland and Fertiplant. 3. The treatment resulted in increased root and aerial biomass for the rice crops.
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