The NHDelta range from Ecoculture aids in the production of larger secondary hairs, which ensures continued root growth.

Roots fulfill many functions such as absorption of water and nutrients, anchorage to the soil, and symbiotic interactions with soil microorganisms, and are vital structures for plant growth and development. Of particular importance is the role of secondary hairs in plant function and survival, by facilitating the efficient uptake of water and nutrients.

In contrast to primary hairs, present in the radicle or embryonic root, Secondary hairs form after the initial root growth, constantly renewing themselves as new roots grow.

An important aid for secondary hair production is provided by the proper application of technologies such as range NHDelta by Ecoculture, which multiplies these through moderation of auxin production and promotion of cytokinins. Its use ensures continuous root growth, thanks to the fact that this technology stabilizes nitrogen in the amide form, increasing energy efficiency in nitrogen uptake and protein conversion, so that plants absorb the right proportion of nitrogen. and result.

Through the application from NHDelta by EcocultureSecondary hairs increase the contact surface of the root with the soil, which allows for more efficient absorption of water. In addition, this surface increase makes it possible to maximize the uptake of minerals from the soil such as nitrogen, phosphorus or potassium, which are necessary for healthy plant development. These secondary hairs also play an important role in the symbiotic interactions between plants and soil microorganisms.

“Understanding the secondary importance of hair helps us appreciate the complexity and wonder of technology. NHDelta which we put in the hands of farmers to maximize yields and maintain a healthy plant structure”, explained the manager EcocultureÁngel Ruiz Serna, who recalls that this technology was fundamental in breaking Guinness records for wheat production, with 18 t/ha, and barley, with over 16 years/ha, both in the UK.