The role of uniconazole

What is eneconazole?

Uniconazole is a broad-spectrum, high-efficiency plant growth regulator with both bactericidal and herbicidal effects and is a gibberellin synthesis inhibitor. It has the functions of controlling vegetative growth, inhibiting cell elongation, shortening internodes, dwarfing plants, promoting lateral bud growth and flower bud formation, and promoting stress resistance. Its activity is more than 6-10 times higher than that of azole, but its residual amount in soil is only 1/10 of that of paclobutrazol. Therefore, it has little effect on post-crop crops, can be absorbed by seeds, roots, buds and leaves, and interacts with each other in organs. It works, but the leaves absorb less outward. It is obvious to the top. Applicable to rice, wheat, increase tillering, control plant height, improve lodging resistance. A tree shape used to control vegetative growth of fruit trees. It is used to control plants to control plant shape, promote flower bud differentiation and multi-flowering.

The role of uniconazole

Broad-spectrum azole plant growth regulator, gibberellin synthesis inhibitor. It has a strong growth inhibitory effect on monocotyledonous or dicotyledonous crops of herbaceous or woody. It has the function of dwarfing plants, preventing lodging and increasing chlorophyll content. The dosage of this product is small and the activity is strong. The concentration of 10～30mg/L has a good inhibitory effect, and it will not make the plant deformed. It has a long-lasting effect and is safe for humans and animals. It can be used for crops such as rice, wheat, corn, peanuts, soybeans, cotton, fruit trees, flowers, etc. It can be sprayed with stems and leaves or treated with soil to increase the number of flowers. For example, it is used for spraying rice, barley and wheat at 10~100mg/L, and for ornamental plants to spray at 10~20mg/L. Uniconazole also has a high-efficiency, broad-spectrum, systemic bactericidal effect, showing good bacteriostasis against rice blast, wheat root rot, corn leaf spot, rice seedling disease, wheat scab, and bean anthracnose.