Tablets Gibberellin Gibberellic Acid Ga3 10% Tablet

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What is Gibberellin Gibberellic Acid Ga3 10% Tablet?

Gibberellin Gibberellic Acid Ga3 10% Tablet is a plant growth regulator (PGR) containing 10% gibberellic acid (GA3), a naturally occurring plant hormone that plays a crucial role in various aspects of plant growth and development. GA3 tablets are water-soluble and can be easily dissolved for foliar application or soil drenching.

How Does Gibberellin Gibberellic Acid Ga3 10% Tablet Work?

GA3 works by stimulating various physiological processes in plants, including:

• Cell division and elongation: GA3 promotes cell division and elongation in stems, leaves, and roots, leading to faster plant growth and increased biomass production.
• Seed germination: GA3 can break seed dormancy and improve germination rates in some crops.
• Flowering and fruit development: GA3 can induce flowering in some plants and promote fruit set and development, leading to higher yields.
• Bolting and stem elongation: GA3 can stimulate the bolting of leafy vegetables and promote stem elongation in some crops.
• Stress tolerance: GA3 can improve plant tolerance to environmental stresses such as drought, salinity, and cold.

Uses of Gibberellin Gibberellic Acid Ga3 10% Tablet in Agriculture:

Gibberellin Gibberellic Acid Ga3 10% Tablet has a wide range of applications in agriculture, including:

• Promoting early maturity and increasing yields: GA3 can be used to shorten the growing season and increase yields in various crops such as grapes, apples, tomatoes, and potatoes.
• Improving fruit set and quality: GA3 can be used to improve fruit set and quality in grapes, citrus fruits, and other crops.
• Breaking seed dormancy: GA3 can be used to break seed dormancy in some crops, such as potatoes and sugar beets, leading to more uniform germination.
• Promoting stem elongation: GA3 can be used to promote stem elongation in crops such as celery and lettuce.
• Inducing flowering: GA3 can be used to induce flowering in some crops, such as pineapples and mangoes.
• Improving stress tolerance: GA3 can be used to improve plant tolerance to environmental stresses such as drought, salinity, and cold.

Item specifics

Gibberellin Gibberellic Acid (GA3) 10% Uses in Wheat:

Gibberellic acid (GA3), available as 10% tablets, can be a valuable tool for wheat growers, influencing various aspects of growth and yield. Here’s a breakdown of its potential uses:

Promotion of Early Growth and Tillering:

• Seed treatment with low GA3 doses (30-60 ppm) can overcome delayed growth caused by late planting or adverse conditions.
• Foliar application at early stages (3-5 leaf stage) can stimulate tillering, leading to more productive plants with increased yield potential.

Breaking Seed Dormancy in Spring Wheat:

• In regions with short growing seasons, GA3 treatment can advance seeding dates by breaking seed dormancy and enabling earlier germination.

Enhancing Grain Filling and Yield:

• Application during the early stages of grain filling (milky kernel stage) can improve grain size and weight, potentially leading to higher yields.
• However, appropriate rates and timing are crucial as excessive GA3 can negatively impact protein content and gluten quality.

Overcoming Vernalization Requirement:

• GA3 can substitute for the long-day photoperiod needed for flowering in winter wheat varieties under certain conditions. This can be beneficial for double cropping or in areas with shorter days.

Improving Stress Tolerance:

• Limited research suggests that GA3 might enhance drought tolerance in wheat by promoting root development and water uptake. Further studies are needed to confirm this benefit.

Important Considerations:

• Cultivar sensitivity: Semi-dwarf wheat varieties are generally less responsive to GA3 than traditional taller varieties.
• Application rates and timing: Precise timing and dosage are critical to avoid unwanted side effects like lodging, delayed maturity, and reduced grain quality.
• Regulations and best practices: Always follow regulations and consult agricultural advisors for specific recommendations based on your region, cultivar, and growing conditions.

Remember: While GA3 offers potential benefits in wheat production, it’s important to use it judiciously and responsibly to maximize its positive impact and avoid potential drawbacks.