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Atonik / Chapperone / Asahi SL

Type: Other, Company: Arysta LifeScience

Effect

Increased produce quality
No effect on produce quality

Atonik treated Common bean, cv. Mexican Black, grown in a field had on average no significant difference in 1000 seed weight (g 1000-1) (-1.1%), no difference in seed yield (g m-2) (+32.6 %), increased number of pods (per m-2) (+44.9%), no difference in number of seeds (per m-2) (+34.9 %), the seed had no difference in protein (mg g-1) (+6.3%), no difference in FRAP (µM Trolox/ml) (+1.2%), no difference in ABTS (µM Trolox/ml) (+21.4%), no difference in proline (µM mL-1) (-9%), no difference in anthocyanins (mg g-1 DM) (-8.3%), no difference in total flavonoids (mg g-1 DM)(+8.5%), no difference in reducing power (mg TE g-1 DM) (-2%), no difference in total phenols (+14.7%), no difference in NDF (% DM) (-5.6%), no difference in ADF (% DM) (+3.2%), no difference in ADL (% DM) (+31.7%), no difference in HCEL (% DM) (-15.9%), and no difference in CEL (% DM) (-4.8%), compared to untreated control plants, when averaged across three growing seasons and different treatment methods. All treatment methods had a positive significant effect on the number of pods. The double application of the high dose also had a positive significant effect on the seed yield and total phenolics. The highest profitability was also demonstrated in the case of the double foliar application of Atonik at both concentrations tested (+ 870.21-997.43 EUR/ha).

Trial details
Outdoor, unprotected, soil grown (Gleyic Phaeozems soil type) over three consecutive growing seasons
Poland

Crop

Common bean, Phaseolus vulgaris L.

Trial application

Method
Foliar spray
Timing
First application at BBCH 13-15, followed by 0 or 1 application at BBCH 62
Rate
0.07 or 0.13% (V/V) at 300L/ha
Szparaga, A., Kubon, M., Kocira, S., Czerwinska, E. Pawlowska, A., Hara, P., Kobus, Z., Kwasniewski, D.
2019
Towards Sustainable Agriculture - Agronomic and Economic Effects of Biostimulant Use in Common Bean Cultivation
Sustainability
11(17)
4575
Crop group