Plant growth regulator Ethephon 48% SL 480 SL 40% SL liquid ethylene ripener root hormones
Introduction
Ethephon is a high-quality and efficient plant growth regulator, which can promote fruit ripening, stimulate bleeding and regulate the gender transformation of some plants.
Product name | Ethephon |
Other names | Ethel, Arvest, Ethefon, gagro, etc |
Formulation and dosage | 85%TC, 90%TC, 480g/l SL, 720g/l SL, etc |
CAS No. | 16672-87-0 |
Molecular formula | C2H6CIO3P |
Type | Plant growth regulator |
Toxicity | Low toxic |
Shelf life | 2-3 years proper storage |
sample | Free sample available |
Mixed formulations | Ethephon 30%+ brassinolide 0.0004% ASdiethyl aminoethyl hexanoate 3%+ ethephon 27% SL1-naphthyl acetic acid 0.5%+ ethephon 9.5% AS |
Place of origin | Hebei, China |
Application
2.1 To get what effect?
Ethephon is a plant growth regulator. It has the physiological effects of enhancing hormone secretion, accelerating maturation, abscission, senescence and promoting flowering. Under certain conditions, ethephon can not only release ethylene itself, but also induce plants to produce ethylene.
2.2 To be used on what crops?
Cucumber, zucchini, pumpkin, tomato, watermelon, etc.
2.3 Dosage and usage
Formulations |
Crop names |
Control object |
Dosage |
Usage Method |
40% SL | Cotton | accelerate the ripening | 300-500 times liquid | Steam and leaf spray |
Rubber tree | increase production | 5-10 times liquid | paint | |
Cotton | increase production | 300-500 times liquid | Steam and leaf spray |
3.Mechanism of action
Ethephon, like ethylene, mainly enhances the ability of RNA synthesis in cells and promotes protein synthesis. In the plant abscission area, such as petiole, fruit stalk and petal base, the increased protein synthesis promotes the re synthesis of cellulase in the abscission layer, because it accelerates the formation of abscission layer and leads to organ abscission. Ethephon can enhance the activity of enzymes, activate phosphatase and other enzymes related to fruit ripening, and promote fruit ripening. In senescent or susceptible plants, peroxidase changes are caused by Ethephon promoting protein synthesis. Ethylene can inhibit the synthesis of endogenous auxin and delay plant growth.