This contains Mn-30.5%. It helps in photosynthesis and regulates auxin levels.
Disintegration of chloroplast occurs in manganese deficient leaves.
It helps to develop disease resistance and improves seeds quality.
Wheat crop demands more Manganese; however, it can be used on all crops.
Deficiency Symptoms
Manganese deficiency results in dead spots or patches. Yellowing between the leaf veins of young leaves, with browning of leaf edges on acid-loving plants is observed. The pattern is not as distinct as with iron. Palm fronds are stunted and deformed, called "frizzle top." There is a general reduction in size of plant parts (leaves, shoots, fruit). Symptoms typically appear as a speckling and mottled appearance, usually seen on the younger (upper) leaves, which then develop into necrosis.
Dosage:
Foliar Spray: Dissolve 1Kg of Ujjawala Manganese in 100-150 liter of water and spray liberally on both the sides of leaves. First spray should be 30 days after germination / transplant. Repeat the sprays at 20 days’ interval.
