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12/08/2026

How Plants Respond to Heat Stress in Summer

During the summer, plants may be exposed to temperatures above the range required for normal growth and development. When temperatures exceed the crop’s optimum range for […]
07/08/2026

Physiological differences between vegetative growth and reproductive growth

Plant development is characterised by the succession of different physiological stages. Among them, vegetative growth and reproductive growth represent two fundamental phases, each with different objectives, […]
24/07/2026

Plant biostimulation: what it really means from a physiological perspective

In agriculture, the term plant biostimulation is often used to refer to products capable of improving crop development, increasing tolerance to stress or favouring nutrient utilisation. […]
21/07/2026

How the plant redistributes nutrients during fruit development

The development of a fruit does not depend solely on the nutrients that the plant absorbs from the soil at that particular moment. In order for […]
14/07/2026

Seaweed in agriculture: how it can help fruit enlargement and quality

Achieving fruit with good calibre, firmness, uniformity and adequate quality is one of the main objectives during the final stages of the production cycle. However, the […]
06/07/2026

The importance of calcium in fruit firmness and post-harvest shelf life

In agriculture, talking about calcium means talking about quality. Although it is often associated solely with correcting deficiencies, calcium performs a much broader function within the […]
23/06/2026

Rhyzonix and the importance of acting on nitrogen metabolism

In agricultural biostimulation, the product with the highest percentage of amino acids is not always the one that generates the best physiological response. A formulation is […]
30/04/2026

Pidolic acid: a small molecule with a major role in plant life

In agriculture, we often talk about nutrients: nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, iron, zinc, boron… And, of course, all of them are important. But a plant does […]
25/02/2026

Bial Micro in waterlogged soils: reactivating the plant when the ground “suffocates” it

Episodes of heavy rainfall, poorly managed irrigation, or soils with inadequate drainage can trigger a silent but devastating problem: waterlogging. When the ground remains saturated, the […]
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