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Trainer

Type: Protein hydrolysate, Company: Italpollina

Effect

Increased nitrogen N use efficiency
Increased produce quality
No effect on produce quality

Trainer treated baby rocket, cv. 'Reset', showed significantly increased marketable yield (+33.7%), increased LAI (+35.7%; not significant at first harvest), increased succulence (+4.1%; not significant at first harvest), decreased specific leaf weight (-7.3%; significant at harvest 3), increased SPAD index (+10.6%), no significant difference in leaf hunter colour parameters (L*, a*, and b*), increased nitrate content (+75.8%), icreased chlorophyll a content (+11.4%), increased (+20.2%) chlorophyll b content, increased total chlorophyll content (+14.9%) and increased carotenoids content (+8.3%) at all nitrogen (N) application rates, averaged across three harvests, compared to untreated control plants. Biostimulant treated plants showed significantly increased lipophilic antioxidant activity (0 and 60 kg ha-1 N fertilisation rates only) and increased total ascorbic acid (0 kg h-1 fertilisation rate only, decreased at 60 and 80 kg ha-1 fertilisation rate, no effect at 100 kg ha-1 fertilisation rate), averaged across three harvests, compared to untreated control plants. 

Trial details
Outdoor, protected, open-ended plastic polytunnel, grown in sandy soil in lysimeters, varied nitrogen (N) regime: 0 (non-fertilized control), 60 (sub-optimal level), 80 (optimal level), and 100 kg ha−1 (supra-optimal level)
Italy

Crop

Baby rocket, Diplotaxis erucoies L.

Trial application

Method
Foliar spray
Timing
First application 21 days after sowing, followed by three applications at 1 week intervals
Rate
3mL/L
Di Mola, I., Ottaiano, L., Cozzolino, E., Senatore, M., Giordano, M., El-Nakhel, C., Sacco, A., Rouphael, Y., Colla, G. and Mori, M.
2019
Plant-Based Biostimulants Influence the Agronomical, Physiological, and Qualitative Responses of Baby Rocket Leaves under Diverse Nitrogen Conditions
Plants
8 (11)
522
Crop group