Manganese (Mn+2) ions connects ATP with complexes enzymes (phosphor transferase· and phosphokinase). Dehydrogenase and Decarboxylase in the Krebs cycle (TCA) are also activated by Mn+2. Manganese plays an important role in chlorophyll production and its presence is essential in Photo system II, also involved in cell division and plant growth. RNA polymerase is activated by manganese. Manganese has an effective role in lipids metabolism, and due to effective role of manganese in the nitrate reduction enzymes, nitrate will accumulation in leaves which are facing with manganese deficiency. Moreover amount of lignin in the plant will decline due to manganese deficiency, that this reduction is more severe in the roots, this matter is very important especially to reduction resistance the roots of plants to fungi infecting. Manganese deficiency symptoms first appear on younger leaves; because dynamics of these elements in different plant tissues is limited (manganese isn’t a mobile element).
Manganese concentrations in plant tissues have been determined 50 to 150 ppm. Manganese critical levels in plant tissues depending on the cultivar, species and environmental conditions and has been reported between 10 to 50 micrograms per gram for dry matter
Content: Mn – 30.5% S – 17%
Dosage: 2kg per ac per round, for fertigation 250g per ac per round