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Proper use of chlormequat in peanut cultivation
How is chlormequat used in peanut cultivation? Please give an introduction. Chlormequat is a broad-spectrum plant growth retardant, and its main physiological functions are: 1) inhibiting excessive vegetative growth and cultivating strong seedlings; 2) delaying the senescence of stems and leaves and postponing maturity; 3) inducing flower bud differentiation; 4) controlling apical dominance, reshaping the plant architecture, making the plant compact...
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Peanut pod rot is caused by root rot or pod rot; how can it be prevented and controlled?
Pod rot is caused by root rot or pod rot; how can peanut pod rot be prevented and controlled
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How to do a good job in fertilization, waterlogging prevention, and pest and disease control during the peanut full-pod stage
Fertilization, waterlogging prevention, and pest and disease control: management measures for the peanut full-pod stage
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How Empty Shells Affect Peanut Yield and Quality and How to Prevent Peanut Empty Shells
How Empty Shells Affect Peanut Yield and Quality and How to Prevent Peanut Empty Shells
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How to prevent and control peanut southern blight that causes plants to wither and die
How to prevent and control southern blight that causes peanut plants to wither and die Peanut southern blight
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July: Peanuts Enter the Vigorous Growth Period, How to Manage in Summer
July: How to Manage Summer Peanuts During Vigorous Growth
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How to prevent and control peanut bacterial wilt that causes seedling death
How to prevent and control peanut bacterial wilt that causes peanut seedling death
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Peanut stem rot easily causes seed rot. What are the control methods?
Stem rot easily causes peanut seed rot. How to control peanut stem rot
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How to spray foliar fertilizer on peanuts for the best effect
How should foliar fertilizer be sprayed on peanuts? Please allow me to explain. Foliar fertilization of peanuts has effects such as a high fertilizer absorption and utilization rate, saving fertilizer, and significantly increasing yield. When nitrogen fertilizer is applied to the leaves, the absorption and utilization rate by the peanut plant reaches more than 55.5%, the number of filled pods increases noticeably, and economic returns improve significantly; when phosphorus fertilizer is applied to the leaves, generally...
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Peanut pod-setting stage management affects yield; these tasks must be done well
Peanut pod-setting stage: how yield is affected and how to do a good job of managing peanuts at the pod-setting stage
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