Plant Growth Hermone Thidiazuron 50% WP 0.1% SL 98% TC

• CAS No.: 51707-55-2
• Formula: C9H8N4OS
• Kind: Growth Promoter
• Shape: Powder
• Usage: Promote Plant Growth, Break The Dormancy Promote Germination
• Classification: Auxin
• Model NO.: Thidiazuron
• Transport Package: According to Customers′ Requests
• Specification: Thidiazuron
• Trademark: BOSMAN
• Origin: Shanghai, China
• HS Code: 3808
• Production Capacity: 50000tons/Year

Product Description

                                                         Plant Growth Hermone Thidiazuron 50% WP 0.1% SL 98% TC

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Product Name	Thidiazuron
Chemical Name	1-phenyl-3- (1,2,3-thiadiazol-5-yl) ure
CAS No.	51707-55-2
Specifications	97% TC, 50% WP
Physical and Chemical Properties	Appearance: Light-yellow to brown powder Chemical Formula: C9H8N4OS Molecular Weight: 220.25 Melting point: 210.5-212.5 Degree C Moisture: 1.0%max Density: 0.2-0.4 g/ml Solubility: In 25 degree Centigrade water is  higher than 50 mg/L, and it's difficult to dissolve.
Application	1). Cotton---- Make Cotton leaves drop before harvest, 2). Grape------Improve fruit quality and increase yield. 3). Melon------improve fruit setting rate and increase yield 4). Celery------keep leaves green 5).Cucumber------Promote fruit-bearing, increase weight of single fruit 6). Flower cottage with low concentration

Application:
            Cotton is extremely sensitive to thidiazuron. Generally, 4-12 hours after use, the ethylene produced in cotton increases significantly. At the same time, thidiazuron inhibits the conduction of auxin in plants and acts on the plant to promote plant growth. Cytokinin. This special mechanism of action does not interrupt the metabolism of the plant and ensures the normal maturation of the cotton boll.

           After thidiazuron was sprayed, the cotton leaves lost luster and turned red, some of the leaves were slightly necrotic, and then fell off. These symptoms are caused by cotton metabolism and are similar to senescent cotton plants.

           Climatic conditions have a significant impact on the defoliation of thidiazuron. Generally, the defoliation process is completed 2-3 weeks after application. If the climatic conditions are suitable (the minimum daily temperature is 15-20 degrees), this process Can be shortened to 5-8 days.

           Thidiazuron has no systemic conduction effect. In order to ensure reliable efficacy, the liquid must be sprayed carefully and contact all cotton leaves as much as possible. The adjuvant can obviously increase the spreading performance of thidiazuron on cotton leaves, improve the penetration ability and improve the efficacy.

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