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QUANTIS - Manage stress in your potatoes

QUANTIS is a naturally derived biostimulant incorporating a combination of organic carbons, potassium, calcium and energy source carbohydrates, in the form of sugars and amino acids, that contribute to mitigating drought and heat stresses on the plant.

The combination of different compounds, at the right ratio to each other, support the plant against abiotic stress through key phases of tuber development – to protect yield and quality.

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Look out for the new Syngenta Heat Stress Tool App, for an instant picture of heat stress event risks in your fields. You only have to download the App and set up once, then customise the information you want to receive.

Combat heat stress with QUANTIS

Reduce effects of abiotic stress and enhance the performance of your potato crop.
QUANTIS works to biologically prepare plants for periods of heat stress.

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QUANTIS is the exciting new biostimulant for potato production

The naturally derived compounds in QUANTIS act directly as anti-oxidants and an osmoprotectant, to counter the adverse effects of stress on plant cells.

With the benefit of in-depth research and development by Syngenta, there is a better understanding of how biostimulants work and the benefits they can deliver in the field.

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Protect from stress

QUANTIS is a novel biostimulant containing organic carbon and amino acids.

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Scientifically proven

QUANTIS has been proven by the UK's most extensive biostimulant field trials.

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Easy to apply

Find out how you can use QUANTIS to manage stress in potato crops.

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How does QUANTIS work?

QUANTIS proactively triggers the plant’s own cellular processes, to help maintain the plant structure and to counteract oxidative stress.
Enabling the plant to continue active and efficient photosynthesis maintains production of proteins specifically for growth and development - the key driver of yield and quality.

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