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Proved Efficiency<\/h2>\n
The experimental results indicate that the product provides the accumulation of sucrose in the stem of sugarcane, from 15 days after application and maintains the accumulated increment up to 60 days after applied<\/p>\n
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Registered crops<\/h2>\n
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Sugar cane<\/span><\/div>
Wheat<\/span><\/div><\/div>
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Features and Benefits of Trix<\/h2>\n
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Active Ingredient<\/h2>\n
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Know Trix \u00ae<\/h2>\n
Trix\u00ae is a growth regulator that acts as a selective maturator, reducing the active gibberellin, temporarily reducing the vegetative growth of the plant without affecting the level of photosynthesis and the apical bud, ie, increasing and \/ or preserving the TRS levels (total recoverable sugar) and contributing to industrial gains.<\/p>\n
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Usage recommendations<\/h2>\n
Once applied, Trix \u00ae is absorbed by the plant and starts to act selectively, by reducing the level of active gibberellin, inducing the plant to a temporary inhibition or reduction in growth rate, without affecting the process of photosynthesis and the integrity of the apical bud<\/p>\n
Trix\u00ae can be used in the harvest of the early crop (application between February and April) and also in the final crop harvest (application between May and October)<\/p>\n
** For more information visit the information leaflet at the bottom of the page.<\/p>\n
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The researcher at the IAC, the Campinas Agronomic Institute of the Sugar Cane Center, Carlos Alberto Azania, talks about the importance of using maturators in cane to increase and or maintain of TRS levels (total recoverable sugar) and industrial gains.<\/p>\n