What is amino acid fertilizer

What is amino acid fertilizer
Amino acids are the main organic nitrogen compounds in the soil, accounting for 15% to 60% of the total nitrogen in the soil. Amino acids in soil mainly come from microorganisms, animals and plants and their metabolites.

Amino acid is an important part of soil organic nitrogen and an important nutrient source for soil microorganisms. During the metabolic process, soil microorganisms can use amino acids as precursors to synthesize plant growth regulators through biological pathways, stimulate plant growth, and regulate plant physiological processes. .

Amino acid fertilizers are mainly amino acid chelated multivariate micro-fertilizers, which are developed by using the waste liquid after extracting cystine by hydrolysis of hair.

Animal hair can also be used to extract amino acids as a chelating agent, and then add micronutrient elements through a certain chemical synthesis process to produce an organic multi-element trace element fertilizer.

When amino acids are used as fertilizers, they are mainly supplementary sources of organic nitrogen and chelating agents for metal ions. Amino acid has the function of complexing (chelating) metal ions, and it is easy to carry the medium and trace elements (calcium, magnesium, silicon, sulfur, boron, manganese, zinc, iron, copper, molybdenum, selenium) required by plants into plants. Improve the utilization of various nutrients by plants.

The characteristics of amino acid fertilizer

1. The mixed use of multiple amino acids has a better nutritional effect. The fertilizer effect of most amino acids alone is lower than that of inorganic nitrogen fertilizers with equal nitrogen content. Amount of inorganic nitrogen fertilizer.

2. The fertilizer effect is fast, the amino acid in the oxyacid organic fertilizer can be directly absorbed by various organs of the plant, and the obvious effect can be observed in a short period of time after use, while the inorganic fertilizer and organic fertilizer need to be degraded and passively absorbed or infiltrated under photosynthesis absorb.

3. Amino acids are accelerators and catalysts for the synthesis of various enzymes in plants, and play an important role in plant metabolism.

4. The application of amino acid chelated micro-fertilizers can easily carry trace elements in plants into plants, improve the utilization rate of various nutrients by plants, significantly increase crop yields, and improve the quality of agricultural products.