Shijiazhuang Lemandou Chemicals Co., Ltd

Urea contains 46% nitrogen, which is an indispensable fertilizer for agricultural production. Urea is 100% water-soluble, with a rich nitrogen content and a variety of ways to use it, providing favorable support for plant growth and development. Pellets 0.85-2.8mm

Urea promotes the growth of plant stems and leaves

One of the significant effects of urea on plants is to promote the growth of their stems and leaves. Nitrogen is an important component of key substances such as protein and chlorophyll in plants, and urea is a high-quality source of nitrogen. When plants absorb the nitrogen in urea, they can increase the content of chlorophyll, which in turn enhances photosynthesis and makes plants vibrant. Therefore, the appropriate application of urea is of great significance to promote the growth of plant stems and leaves and improve the yield.

Urea improves soil structure

In addition to promoting the growth of plant stems and leaves, urea also has a significant effect in improving soil structure. After the application of urea, it can increase the organic matter and microbial activity of the soil, creating more favorable conditions for the absorption of various nutrients by plants. In this process, the nitrogen in urea not only provides the necessary nutrients for plants, but also improves the aeration and water retention of the soil by promoting the metabolic activities of microorganisms, thereby improving the fertility of the soil.

Urea is used as a herbicide

In recent years, with the continuous progress of science and technology, the use of urea in agricultural production has become more and more diversified. In addition to being used as a fertilizer, urea has also been found to have significant herbicidal effects. Studies have shown that urea, when mixed with certain herbicides, can significantly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of weeding. This is mainly due to the fact that urea, as a provider of nitrogen, not only replenishes the crops with the necessary nutrients, but also causes additional damage to weeds through the killing effect of nitrogen. This selective weeding property makes urea have important application value in agricultural production.