Molybdenum Can Be Used As An Agricultural Fertilizer

Molybdenum is one of the necessary "trace elements" in plants, accounting for about 0.5ppm of the dry matter of plants, which is indispensable and irreplaceable. In recent years, ammonium molybdate has been widely used as a trace element fertilizer at home and abroad, which can significantly improve the quality and yield of legumes, pasture and other crops. This is mainly because molybdenum promotes the fixation of airborne nitrogen by rhizobia and other nitrogen-fixing organisms, and further converts nitrogen into proteins required by plants. Molybdenum also promotes the uptake of phosphorus and its role in the plant. Molybdenum also accelerates the formation and conversion of sugars in plants, increases the content and stability of chlorophyll in plants, and improves the content of vitamin C. In addition, molybdenum improves the plant's resistance to drought and cold, as well as its resistance to disease.