Banana

It also has strong export potential. A tropical crop, bananas thrive in temperatures ranging from 15 ºC to 35 ºC with relative humidity between 75% and 85% .

They grow best in tropical, humid lowlands and require a high amount of nutrients. Bananas are among the most important food crops globally.

• Increases the number and weight of hands per bunch, boosting yield.
• Produces strong successors with high yields.
• Enhances frost resistance, particularly during winter months.
• Promotes early banana bunch emergence and early yield maturity.
• Improves efficiency of irrigation and fertilization.
• Enhances plant resistance to diseases and adverse environmental stresses, especially increased soil and irrigation water salinity.

• Improves growth and root distribution.
• Increases vegetative growth rate and number of leaves.
• Increase flowering, number of hands and fingers per bunch.
• Increase quality characteristics of the crop.

• Enhances plant resistance to environmental stress factors, especially frost that occurs in winter.
• Promotes root growth, distribution, and vegetative growth.
• Increases resistance of root hairs to soil diseases like nematodes and root rot.
• Increases yield, bunch weight, number of hands, and finger weight.
• Improves fruit storage ability.
• Increases fruit resistance to fungal diseases.

• Poor vegetative growth.
• Reduced number of hands and weight per bunch.
• Low number of fingers and poor quality on hands.
• Weak successors with low production.
• Increased susceptibility to viral, fungal, and insect diseases.

• Reduces the number of leaves and small plant size.
• Limited root distribution.
• Lower crop quality specifications.
• Decreases the number of fingers and hands per bunch, leading to low yield.

• General weakness of plants with decreased crop quantity and quality of fruits.
• Reduced resistance to unfavorable environmental conditions.
• Inhibition of meristem cell growth and shoot tip development.
• Leaf tips curl into a hook shape.
• Appearance of diseases such as nematodes and root rot on roots.