What methods are there for removing herbicide residues?
What methods are there for removing herbicide residues? Which pesticides can solve the problem of herbicide residues? I ask fellow netizens who know about this to help explain. Some functional plant nutrient agents can effectively relieve the phytotoxicity caused by herbicide residues and promote growth. 1. "Bihu": "Bihu" comes from plant seeds, is not artificially synthesized but processed by physical methods...
What methods are there for removing herbicide residues? Which pesticides can solve the problem of herbicide residues? I ask fellow netizens who know about this to help explain.Some functional plant nutrient agents can effectively relieve the phytotoxicity caused by herbicide residues and promote growth.
1. "Bihu": "Bihu" comes from plant seeds. It is not artificially synthesized but processed by physical methods. It contains 8 kinds of plant endogenous hormones, 11 kinds of plant catalytic balance components, 20 kinds of amino acids and stress-resistance inducers, etc. It is a natural functional plant nutrient agent and strengthener. Method of use: seed dressing, seed soaking, root irrigation and spraying are all acceptable; use as early as possible. For example, to control soil-borne diseases and nematodes, root irrigation gives the best effect, and repeated use has an accumulative effect.
2. Chitin (4% Heshusu): When chitin is applied to soil, it is a culture medium for actinomycetes. When actinomycetes obtain nutrients, they multiply rapidly. In plants, Heshusu can induce plants to synthesize chitinase, chitosanase, glucanase, phytoalexins, lignin, peroxidase, polyphenol oxidase, isoflavones, chitinase, etc., and can promote the growth and development of crops. Method of use: seed dressing, seed soaking, root irrigation, spraying, etc. are all acceptable; use as early as possible.
3. "Yihu": "Yihu" (Bacillus subtilis) is a functional plant nutrient agent from within plants, also called a microecological preparation. Production practice has proved that after using "Yihu" for seed dressing, root dipping for 30 days, and stem and leaf spraying for 15 days, it can provide plants with a dominant microbial community accounting for about 40% of the total microorganisms in the plant body. Likewise, "Yihu" can be used for seed dressing, seed soaking and spraying.