The Institute of Microbiology offers consumers a biopesticide "Frutin" to protect fruit trees, corm and bulbous flower crops, deciduous and coniferous tree species from diseases, to stimulate the growth and development of microclones of aspen and birch under a manufacturing agreement and is looking for partners to conclude a distribution services agreement.

Frutin contributes to the healing of cancerous wounds of the apple tree by 46-52%, reduces the development of scab on the leaves of apple trees by 3 times and on the fruits - by 22 times, provides a high yield of first-class products (83%). The effectiveness of Frutin against diseases of bulbous and bulbous flower crops is 55-58%, fungal leaf spots of urban green spaces - 81-91%, coniferous diplodiasis - 99.3%.

The principle of action is based on the antagonistic relationship of Bacillus subtilis bacteria with phytopathogenic microorganisms.

Detailed information on the effectiveness of the action, environmental characteristics, recommendations for use, and other information can be obtained on the website of the institute (in Russian).

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The Institute of Microbiology is the leading research center of the Republic of Belarus in the field of microbiology and biotechnology. The Institute's arsenal of innovative developments includes substances for medicines and diagnostics, biopreservatives, feed and food additives, biodisinfectants, probiotics, plant protection products, microbial fertilizers, wastewater and environmental treatment technologies that are in demand by the economy, and specific recommendations for combating biodamage.

Consumers interested in purchasing the biopesticide "Frutin" to protect fruit trees, corms and bulbous flower crops, deciduous and coniferous trees from diseases, to stimulate the growth and development of aspen and birch microclones under a manufacturing agreement.

Partners interested in purchasing the Frutin biopesticide to protect fruit trees, bulbous and bulbous flower crops, deciduous and coniferous tree species from diseases, to stimulate the growth and development of aspen and birch microclones under a distribution services agreement.