WHY ARE POLYAMINES IMPORTANT?

• They increase the natural production of phytoalexins, linked with the hypersensitive response of plants against the attack of pathogens.

• They play a role in the correct development of flower structure because they aid in the process of cell division, development and maturation of reproductive organs and fruits.

• A bigger presence of polyamines confers a higher resistance to stress: drought and water stress, and in soils with high levels of salinity. It is an excellent in post-transplant and in the event of adverse climatic conditions (radical asphyxia, weeding, frost, hail).

• Thanks to the polyamines, IDROGRENA was found to encourage pollinators insect to approach the flowers while at the same time discouraging the raiding of the crops by wildlife.