Boron is complexed with ethanolamine.

 

Boromin – L is used to develop roots, pollen germination, fruit growth, carbohydrate metabolism, and protein synthesis.

 

Boromin – L fertilizer reduces the boron deficiency in the soil and crop, increasing the yield.

 

Boromin – L is necessary for cell wall formation, membrane integrity, and calcium uptake and may aid in the translocation of sugars.

 

Boromin – L affects at least 16 functions in plants. These functions include flowering, pollen germination, fruiting, cell division, water relationships, and the movement of hormones.

 

Boromin – L n must be available throughout the life of the plant. It is not translocated and is easily leached from soils. Deficiencies kill terminal buds leaving a rosette effect on the plant. Leaves are thick, curled, and brittle. Fruits, tubers, and roots are discolored, cracked, and flecked with brown spots.

 

Dosage: Before flowering and during fruit settings 1-2 ml per litter of water in foliar spray and soil application 1 litter in 1 acre.