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Trainer

Type: Protein hydrolysate, Company: Hello Nature

Effect

Increased salt stress tolerance

Trainer treated Spinach, cv. Platypus RZ, grown in salt stress conditions had 21.1% significant more plant/m², 29.5 % significant more leaves/m², no differences in number of leaves/plant, in average leaf weight and had a significant lower leaf dry matter (-5.5%), a significant higher chlorophyll SPAD index, the treated leaves had a lower L* (brightness), a higher a*(green/red), a higher b* (blue/yellow), had a significant higher total chlorophylls content (+4.2%) and nitrate content (47.4%), no difference in carotenoid content, and a significant lower total phenols content (-13.6%) and total ascorbic acid content (-23.6%) compared to the untreated control grown in the same salt stress conditions.

Trial details
indoor greenhouse, grown in pots filled with sandy soil, salt stress conditions (EC of 0, 3.0, 6.0, and 9.0 dS/m3)
Italy

Crop

Spinach, Spinacia oleracea

Trial application

Method
Foliar spray
Timing
First treatment 2 weeks after sowing, followed by a weekly application
Rate
3 mL/L
El-Nakhel, C., Cozzolino, E., Ottaiano, L., Petropoulos, S.A., Nocerino, S., Pelosi, M.E., Rouphael, Y., Mori, M., and Di Mola, I.
2022
Effect of biostimulant application on plant growth, chlorophylls and hydriohilic antioxidant activity of spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.) grown under saline stress
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Crop group