Summary of the technology
Iron deficiency in crop soil is a widespread issue that impacts plant metabolism and chlorophyll
synthesis, leading to premature leaf drop and smaller fruits.
This problem arises from soil conditions such as porosity and a pH level above 7, with the main
symptom being leaf yellowing. While solutions exist in the market, they are expensive and difficult to
implement on a large scale.
However, this fertilizer utilizes Pseudomonas sp. ABC1, capable of producing pyoverdine
siderophores on a larger scale. This vegetative promoting bacteria effectively addresses iron chlorosis
in a cost-effective and environmentally friendly manner.
Details of the Technology Offer
TRL: 4
Aplications
Irrigation water
Crops
Fertilizer
Advantages
Cost-effective process
High metabolites production, even in adverse conditions
Eco-friendly
Current development status
Laboratory prototypes
Desired business relationship
Technology development
Intellectual property status
- Patent already applied for
- Patent application number :202001729
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