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polyamines + brewer's yeast
SAVIUM offers the right combination and concentration of polyamines and its very high assimilation rate.
Polyamines are key compounds for cellular survival and they have essential functions in the protection against stress in plants. They work as an activator of the sap that nourishes, invigorates and encourages trees and plants.
It's a natural fermentation from brewer's yeast water and polyamines that came from organic amino acids breakdown.
Process:
Natural components
Defined period
Controlled temperature
the product
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Polyamines combined
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Liquid product
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Root application
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polyamines efects on plants:
Strengthens DNA strands
Polyamines stabilize macromolecular structures, and act as regulatory molecules in many fundamental cellular processes: cell division, differentiation and proliferation, cell death, DNA and protein synthesis and gene expression
Regulates hormonal system
Polyamines are involved in modulating senescence of organs in plants and therefore are considered as a plant hormone, directly involved in regulation of programmed cell death.
Activates growth
Polyamines are the functional key of the physiological processes like germination, rooting, growing and flowering.
Facilitated nitrogen assimilation
Polyamines provides a nitrogen reserve.
Facilitates phosphorus assimilation
Poliamines are involved in nucleic acid packaging.
Get protected in stress situations
Polyamines are involved on the response of damage and modified athmospheres. Plants show an increase in polyamine content because the formation of polyamines favors a stabilizing action of cell membranes and a better antioxidant action.
WHAT IS KNOWN
about polyamines
The existing documentation on polyamines is very extensive. Above all, their current knowledge makes palpable their participation in the mechanism of plant tolerance to stress, their role in cellular homeostasis, their ability to associate with other molecules that confer them activity as growth regulators and their influence on cell proliferation and stimulation of protein synthesis.
Although some of their benefits for conservation are known, there is no doubt that polyamines' grow effect is a path to be explored. We want to lead the start and understand the growth palpable benefits beyond the laboratory world.
some interesting publications:
Polyamines: molecules with regulatory functions in plant abiotic stress tolerance
Planta.: An International Journal of Plant Biology
Planta volume 231, pages1237–1249 (2010)​
"...the polyamine metabolism is connected to several important hormonal and metabolic pathways involved in development, stress responses, nitrogen assimilation and respiratory metabolism..."
Polyamines as indicators of stress in plants
Article in Revista Chapingo Serie Horticultura ·
December 2014 DOI: 10.5154/r.rchsh.2013.05.019
"...these compounds affect cell activity, and consequently they are involved in a wide range of physiological processes that from growth, plant development and senescence, to protection against biotic and abiotic stress.
Polyamines are reservoirs of carbon and nitrogen...."
Plant polyamines in stress and development: an emerging area of research in plant sciences
Unitat de Fisiologia Vegetal, Departament de Productes Naturals, Biologia Vegetal i Edafologia, Facultat de Farmàcia, Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
"...the current challenges in agriculture to cope with climate
change and maintain nutritional quality of fruits and vegetables can be approached by considering the polyamine pathway..."
Some more
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Improvement of plant abiotic stress tolerance through modulation of the polyamine pathway
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Phytohormones and polyamines regulate plant stress responses by altering GABA pathway
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Polyamines: natural and engineered abiotic and biotic stress tolerance in plants
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Interactions between polyamines and abiotic stress pathway responses
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Polyamines: small amines with large effects on plant abiotic stress tolerance
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Polyamines levels increase in smut teliospores as a plant defensive mechanism
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Polyamine changes during senescence and tumorogenesis in plants
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Effects of polyamines on the functionality of photosynthetic membrane in vivo and in vitro
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Regulation by polyamines of ornithine decarboxylase activity and cell division
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Polyamines: ubiquitous polycations with unique roles in growth and stress responses