A compound based on peracetic acid and additives to combat freezing of plants
OwnerSasan Sartipiinventor
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The invention of a compound based on peracetic acid and additives to combat freezing of plants and reduce the amount of damage to agricultural products in spring cold by eliminating the causative agent of Pseudomonas syringae and other bacteria and the method of using it is a new method to fight and destroy the bacterium that causes the ice nucleus Pseudomonas syringae. In this invention, the fight against bacteria causing ice nucleation is carried out using peracetic acid solution with water solvent along with an adjuvant to reduce surface tension as attack dose. The mechanism of action of peracetic acid is oxidation; The mechanism of oxidation includes electron transfer, peracetic acid breaks the sulfhydryl bonds (H—S) and sulfide bonds (S—S) in proteins and enzymes and destroys the cell wall, thereby oxidizing the outer membrane of bacterial cells and carries out the act of disinfection.
The invention of a compound based on peracetic acid (powder and liquid form) and additives to combat freezing of plants and reduce the amount of damage to agricultural products in spring cold by eliminating the causative agent of Pseudomonas syringae contains at least one peracetic acid component and at least one nonionic surfactant component from the betaine family and one nonionic surfactant component from the soyamide family and at least one nonionic surfactant component from the cocamide family.
The invention of a method of combating the spring freezing of plants by using a disinfecting detergent compound, including at least two times washing of leaves and complete washing of plants with the help of an oxidizing compound with nonionic surfactants and at least one schedule of washing and disinfecting the plant with the help of two types compound close to each other as a disinfectant and detergent in the time before the arrival of spring cold.
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