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Glycin-Betaine in Plants: An Example of Survival Adaptation 

Glycin-betaine is an organic compound that plays a key role in the survival and adaptation of plants to variable and stressful environmental conditions. This compound, found in a wide range of living organisms, performs a number of crucial functions in regulating osmotic homeostasis, protecting cell membranes and playing a role in environmental stress response.

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Olive grove transplanting: when to do it and how

The olive tree is a fruit tree widely cultivated throughout the Mediterranean. Probably originating in Asia Minor and Syria, it is now one of Italy's main crops and therefore plays a key role in the country's economy. Read more.

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Dry grain tanning: what is it and what is it used for?

Tanning of cereals is a treatment that consists of applying substances such as crop protection agents, fertilisers or biostimulants to the seed in a precise and localised manner. Read more.

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Cabbage fly: using micro-organisms for containment

The use of the product Rizotech MB, which is based on viable spores of fungi of the genus Glomus spp. and Beauveria bassiana spp., ensures a rapid development of the root system, improving the plant's efficiency in absorbing water and nutrients and reducing the root system stress caused by cabbage fly larvae.

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KIWI TALE: how to limit stress factors

Nematech, based on Pochonia spp., is an excellent ally for counteracting kiwi fruit dieback as it acts preventively against possible damage caused by nematodes.

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How to harness biological soil fertility for the benefit of crops

The benefits of the symbiotic association between fungi, bacteria and plant roots are extraordinary. Find out why in the article...

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