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The Micronutrients in the NutriClik – Chelated Micronutrient Mixture Fertilizer each one has very important role to play and give very good results if supplied to the plant in sufficient quantities:

1. Iron (Fe):

   • Mechanism of Action: Iron is a vital component of chlorophyll, the pigment responsible for photosynthesis. It plays a key role in electron transport, helping plants convert light energy into chemical energy. Iron is essential for the synthesis of enzymes and proteins involved in energy transfer and respiration.
   • Benefits in Plant Growth: Promotes healthy green foliage, enhances photosynthesis efficiency, and supports energy production within plants.

2. Manganese (Mn):

   • Mechanism of Action: Manganese activates several enzymes involved in key metabolic processes. It’s crucial for breaking down and forming carbohydrates, amino acids, and lipids. Manganese also plays a role in photosynthesis by participating in the water-splitting complex.
   • Benefits in Plant Growth: Facilitates enzyme activity, aids in nutrient uptake, enhances root development, and contributes to overall growth regulation.

3. Zinc (Zn):

   • Mechanism of Action: Zinc is an essential component of numerous enzymes, influencing various physiological and biochemical processes. It’s particularly involved in hormone synthesis and protein production. Zinc also plays a role in maintaining cell membrane integrity.
   • Benefits in Plant Growth: Supports hormone production, influences root development, enhances overall plant vigor, and contributes to stress tolerance.

4. Copper (Cu):

   • Mechanism of Action: Copper is a cofactor for enzymes involved in several redox reactions. It’s essential for the formation of lignin, a component of cell walls. Copper also plays a role in the synthesis of certain pigments and helps regulate oxygen levels in plant tissues.
   • Benefits in Plant Growth: Facilitates enzyme function, contributes to healthy metabolism, supports lignification, and enhances disease resistance.

5. Boron (B):

   • Mechanism of Action: Boron is involved in cell wall formation, helping to cross-link pectin molecules and maintain structural integrity. It plays a vital role in the transport of sugars and the metabolism of hormones like auxins.
   • Benefits in Plant Growth: Supports cell wall strength and structure, aids in pollen germination, enhances flower and fruit development, and assists in hormone transport.

6. Molybdenum (Mo):

   • Mechanism of Action: Molybdenum is a cofactor for enzymes involved in nitrogen metabolism. It’s crucial for converting nitrate to ammonium, a key step in nitrogen assimilation. Molybdenum also participates in other enzyme-driven reactions.
   • Benefits in Plant Growth: Facilitates nitrogen fixation, supports protein synthesis, and contributes to various enzymatic reactions essential for plant growth.