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Plant Performance 4 x 4 Program Maintain Maintain Vigorous Vigorous Root Root Growth Growth Treat Treat Early: Seed, Treat Early: Seed, Treat Transplant or Up To Every Transplant or Up To Every In-Furrow 7-14 Days In-Furrow 7-14 Days Stage IV: Stage IV: Fruit Sizing Fruit Sizing & Maturity & Maturity Optimum Optimum Nutrition Nutrition Program Program X Stage I: Stage I: Germination & Germination & Establishment Establishment Stage III: Stage III: Flowering & Flowering & Reproduction Reproduction Stage II: Stage II: Vegetative Vegetative Growth Growth = Maximum Genetic Expression © Copyright 2009 by StollerUSA. Duplication in any form without written permission is unlawful.
Contents Introduction 3 What is Stoller’s Plant Performance Program? 3 What Hormones Do Plants Have? 5 Factors Affecting Hormonal Balance 7 Stage I: Germination and Establishment 11 Stage II: Vegetative Growth 13 Stage III: Flowering and Reproduction 14 Stage IV: Fruit Sizing and Maturity 15 Maximizing Genetic Expression 16 Summary 17 Stoller: The Company 18 Patents 19 Bibliography 19 © Copyright 2009 by StollerUSA. Duplication in any form without written permission is unlawful. 2
Page 1: Plant Performance Guide Maximizing
Page 5 and 6: Stoller Plant Performance Principle
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Page 9 and 10: Nutrients and Hormone Balance Nutri
Page 11 and 12: N-HIB Technology, Amine Nitrogen an
Page 13 and 14: Why Is Root Tip Growth So Important
Page 15 and 16: Vegetative Growth In Monocot Plants
Page 17 and 18: The Discharge of Sugar From Vegetat
Page 19 and 20: Summary Genetic potential and good

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