Which Crops Are Suitable For Chitosan Oligosaccharide Application? (2)

Cereals: Rice, Wheat, and Corn

Disease Prevention: Reduces rice blast and wheat rust incidence by stimulating antioxidant enzyme production.

Higher Grain Weight: Enhances photosynthesis, resulting in 10–15% heavier kernels in corn.

Climate Resilience: Improves tolerance to waterlogging in rice paddies and heat stress in wheat.

Cash Crops: Cotton, Soybeans, and Oilseed Rape

Fiber Quality: Strengthens cotton fiber length and tensile strength.

Nodulation Support: Boosts rhizobium activity in soybeans, increasing nitrogen fixation by 25%.

Pest Deterrence: Repels aphids in oilseed rape via induced systemic resistance (ISR).

Versatility: Compatible with most fertilizers and agrochemicals.

How to Apply Chitosan Oligosaccharide for Maximum Results

Foliar Spray: Dilute at a ratio of 1:8,000–10,000 and apply during critical growth stages (e.g., flowering, fruiting).

Root Irrigation/Drip Irrigation: Apply 750–1,500 g/ha to strengthen root systems and improve soil microbiota.

Seed Treatment: Soak seeds in a 0.5% COS solution to enhance germination rates and early vigor.

6ceee67fcc321d6081968ab4abf265e Eco-Friendly: Chitosan Oligosaccharide biodegradable and non-toxic, aligning with organic farming standards.

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Post time: May-09-2025