ALMONAS Liquid Bio Fungicides (Pseudomonas Fluorscens) Controls Of The Pathogens, Improves The Yield

(Pseudomonas fluorescence)
Soil application, Foliar spray & Wettable powder form.

ALMONAS is a biological fungicide containing the cells of rhizobacteria, Pseudomonas fluorescens, it controls the pathogens by winning the competition for food in the substrate. It offers long-lasting control against the pathogens by secreting secondary metabolites that exhibit antibiosis effect on the pathogens. It improves the yield by improving the plant health through controlling the disease-causing pathogens.

Pseudomonas fluorescens is a common non-pathogenic saprophyte that colonizes in soil, water and on plant surfaces. It produces a soluble greenish fluorescent pigment. P. fluorescens suppress plant diseases by protecting the seeds and roots from fungal infections. This bacterium is mass-produced using fermentation technology.

Pseudomonas fluorescence sp (1x10⁸ CFUs/ml ) Min     -  1.50%

Growth Media, Osmatic (Stabilizer Dispersal agent) - 98.50%

                                                                        Total - 100%

Mix ALMONAS at the proportion of 2-3ml per liter of water/ seed treatments/ drip irrigation / FYM. Individual Plants 2ml / 2 grams / liter of water & apply directly into the soil.

• Almonas controls disease causing pathogens like Pyniculasa oryzae, Alternaria sp. rhizoctonia solani, fusarium sp, and sclerotia homorcarpa which causes root rot, root wilt, seedling rot and color rot disease in crops.
• Helps to improve the soil health.

Coffee, tea, Arecanut, Cotton, Groundnut, Wheat, Maize, Rice, Soybean, pulses, cucumber, capsicum, Onion, Garlic, Potato, chilies, tomato, Brinjal, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Peas, sugarcane, Grapes, Mango, citrus, Apple, Banana, pomegranate, strawberry, tea, coffee, cardamom, pepper, Nursery plantations, and Horticultural crops.

Paddy-Blast and sheath blight, Cotton-Root rot and wilt, Vegetable Crops-Damping off, Cabbage and cauliflower club root disease, Mango-anthracnose, Banana – Wilt and anthracnose disease