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Single Superphosphate 12.5% , 15%
$20.00
The Importance of Using Abu Taqiyah Powder
– Contains phosphorus, an essential element for plants.
– A primary plant nutrient with a long-lasting effect.
– Phosphorus exists in a readily available form (P2O5), easily absorbed by the roots, leading to increased germination and flowering.
– Phosphorus improves the quality of fruits, vegetables, and grains, as well as pod filling in legumes.
– Phosphorus is an important element in all enzymatic reactions necessary for the formation and transport of carbohydrates, which increases product quality.
– Phosphorus is an important element in the processes of photosynthesis, respiration, and energy transfer and storage within the plant.
– Phosphorus is one of the important compounds in the cell nucleus, as its presence is essential for cell division.
– It helps accelerate maturation and seed formation.
– It is an important element in the processes of digestion and respiration, as it is involved in some respiratory enzymes.
– Calcium is an important element in plant resistance to salinity.
Sulfur is an important element in activating bacterial nodules, which increases protein synthesis.
– It anchors roots in the soil.
– It can be stored for long periods without hardening.
– It gives plants a greater opportunity to develop vegetative growth.
– It supports the soil for more than one crop throughout the growing year.
– It can be mixed with organic fertilizers and compost and should not be mixed with most pesticides.
It is preferable to use Abu Taqiyah powder as an additive before planting. It is sprinkled over the soil surface and then mixed with the topsoil layer during plowing to prepare the soil for planting. Gypsum is a source of calcium for plants, and it also has a beneficial effect in increasing the exchangeable calcium content, thus improving the natural properties of the soil.





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