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PINEYE™ emulsion: A bio-based anti-transpirant surfactant for your organic crops & fruits
Nov. 20, 2017
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This film reduces water transpiration and prevents damage caused by wind, sunburn and pollution to the surface of your crops, flowers and fruits.
Impact of climate change on crops
A research paper (Cuijing, 2011) stated that increasing temperatures can affect net crop revenue. When the temperature increased by 1°C, the total revenue of wheat in China decreased by 1.5% to 5.4% (You et al, 2005).
For example, the net revenue of this season’s rice crop in Huazhong decreased by 0.003% when the hours of sunlight increased by 10 hours per month. Meanwhile, the Northwest Area and Hua’nan saw an increase of 0.0030% to 0.0047%.
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IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FactorS ON CROPS |
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Wheat |
Rice |
Corn |
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Temperature |
-0.76 |
-2.61 |
3.14 |
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Precipitation |
0.66 |
-1.72 |
1.64 |
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SunLIGHT |
-0.38 |
0.59 |
-0.60 |
Table 1 – Impact of Environmental Factors on Crops
The net revenue of winter wheat increased by 0.03% in Hua’nan when the monthly hours of sunlight increased by 10 hours. However, this influence is relative, as the net revenue decreased by 0.09% in Huazhong and 0.03% in the Northwest Area.
Corn crops showed the same results. When the monthly hours of sunlight increased by 10 hours, the net revenue increased by 0.03% in Huazhong and the Northwest and Northeast areas while decreasing by 0.01% in Hua’nan.
Sunburn on your crops, flowers and fruits
Farmers lose money due to hot weather every year. In South Africa, 20% of Golden Delicious Apple crops and 40% of Granny Smith Apple crops are damaged by browning or necrosis on their surface, and are therefore not exported or sold (Engela Duvenage, 2014).
In China, in Hangzhou for example, the tea, hickory nut and lotus yields were significantly lower than last year, due to high temperatures and major storms (Xu Wenwen, 2014). When the temperature is over 35°C, young tea bushes will start to burn.
North America and Latin America have not escaped from the effects of the sun, and 40% of apple crops, including Fuji, Braeburn and Cripps Pink, have been lost due to sunburn. In Chile, farmers lose about 13.5% of their crops, or US$100 million, every year (Dr.Jose Antonio Yuri).
UV (ultraviolet) radiation is responsible for the damage.
Figure 1 - Yearly Average iMaps of Global Air Temperature by Solargis
Type of sunburn
Three types of sunburn have been identified in apples (Schrader et al, 2011). Sunburn Necrosis is solely caused by high fruit surface temperature and appears as a necrotic spot on the sun-exposed part of fruit while on the tree (Graeme Thomson, 2014).
Sunburn Browning is caused by joint exposure to high fruit surface temperatures (46°C to 49°C, depending on the cultivar) and ultraviolet-B, but does not result in cell death.
Photo-oxidative Sunburn requires visible light and affects shaded apples that are suddenly exposed to solar radiation. Initially affected areas of the skin appear bleached and later become necrotic.
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PINEYE™ emulsion is the sun guard for your crops
Di-1-p-menthene ( CAS 34363-01-4 ) is a key ingredient of PINEYE™ Emulsion, an organic adjuvant prepared by pine oleoresin. The formulation is non-ionic and non-toxic and provides a physical barrier against fungi and diseases on the surface of your crops. It also prevents the premature falling of fruits and improves the shelf life of harvested fruits.
When PINEYE™ Emulsion is sprayed on plant leaves or fruit surfaces, it creates a soft, elastic, sticky and transparent film. The film is partly breathable, locks water vapor on the surface, and decreases the amount of bio-pesticides that will wash away during irrigation or rainfall erosion. Its key ingredients are also compatible with bio-pesticide activity.
PINEYE™ Emulsion is a sticky surfactant adjuvant that can be applied pre-mixed in the wetting formulation or added to the spray tank, to improve the performance of bio-pesticides. The sticky and anti-transpiring properties will increase the adhesion and wetting of biopesticides on plant surfaces. If you choose the right adjuvant, PINEYE™ may reduce or eliminate spray application problems and the effects of environmental degrading factors, improving the overall efficiency of bio-pesticides.
PINEYE™ is packaged in ISO tanks and is ready for dispensed packing. Kindly contact us and create your own label.
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Foreverest Resources is a Chinese company with 20 years of export and trade experience in bio-based chemical raw materials. Our core range focuses on gum turpentine derivatives for agrochemical application, Eco-Green, Non-Toxic, specialty agri fungicides, adjuvants, fertilizers and bio-pesticides. We support your innovation and OEM programs.
Manager: Richard Hu
Website: https://foreverest.cn
Email: info@foreverest.cn
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