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(Removed claim: summary (P836): The global need for optimised agricultural yields and organic production systems is promoting the adoption of alternative and environmentally friendly renewable technologies to improve crop productivity. The uncontrolled use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides in agriculture has led to serious environmental and social problems. The development of biostimulants for nutritional and crop health purposes is a key and environmentally friendly al...) |
(Created claim: summary (P836): The global need for optimised agricultural yields and organic production systems is promoting the adoption of alternative and environmentally friendly renewable technologies to improve crop productivity. The uncontrolled use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides in agriculture has led to serious environmental and social problems. The development of biostimulants for nutritional and crop health purposes is a key and environmentally friendly alte...) |
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The global need for optimised agricultural yields and organic production systems is promoting the adoption of alternative and environmentally friendly renewable technologies to improve crop productivity. The uncontrolled use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides in agriculture has led to serious environmental and social problems. The development of biostimulants for nutritional and crop health purposes is a key and environmentally friendly alternative. Biostimulants are mainly produced from natural sources (plants, seaweed, bacteria). But from a commercial perspective, they are not sustainable sources to meet the current demand for biostimulants worldwide._x000D_ In this context, the main objective of the SIMBA project is to develop biostimulant products for organic farming based on microalgae biomass. Microalgae biomass contains some exploitable compounds such as proteins, polyamines, polyphenols, exopolysaccharides, polyalkanes and phytohormones, which are key in the formulation of biostimulants, and represent a key and environmentally friendly alternative for plant nutrition._x000D_ The RIL (India) and KIMITEC (Spain) companies propose the joint development of “biostimulants derived from marine microalgae” as a commercially viable solution. low cost and sustainable organic farming that will improve the efficiency in the consumption of nutrients by crops, as well as tolerance to abiotic stress and the system of defense against pests and diseases._x000D_ In particular, the role of KIMITEC will consist of the development of at least two biostimulants based on microalgae biomass to improve crop yield and plant health. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The global need for optimised agricultural yields and organic production systems is promoting the adoption of alternative and environmentally friendly renewable technologies to improve crop productivity. The uncontrolled use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides in agriculture has led to serious environmental and social problems. The development of biostimulants for nutritional and crop health purposes is a key and environmentally friendly alternative. Biostimulants are mainly produced from natural sources (plants, seaweed, bacteria). But from a commercial perspective, they are not sustainable sources to meet the current demand for biostimulants worldwide._x000D_ In this context, the main objective of the SIMBA project is to develop biostimulant products for organic farming based on microalgae biomass. Microalgae biomass contains some exploitable compounds such as proteins, polyamines, polyphenols, exopolysaccharides, polyalkanes and phytohormones, which are key in the formulation of biostimulants, and represent a key and environmentally friendly alternative for plant nutrition._x000D_ The RIL (India) and KIMITEC (Spain) companies propose the joint development of “biostimulants derived from marine microalgae” as a commercially viable solution. low cost and sustainable organic farming that will improve the efficiency in the consumption of nutrients by crops, as well as tolerance to abiotic stress and the system of defense against pests and diseases._x000D_ In particular, the role of KIMITEC will consist of the development of at least two biostimulants based on microalgae biomass to improve crop yield and plant health. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The global need for optimised agricultural yields and organic production systems is promoting the adoption of alternative and environmentally friendly renewable technologies to improve crop productivity. The uncontrolled use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides in agriculture has led to serious environmental and social problems. The development of biostimulants for nutritional and crop health purposes is a key and environmentally friendly alternative. Biostimulants are mainly produced from natural sources (plants, seaweed, bacteria). But from a commercial perspective, they are not sustainable sources to meet the current demand for biostimulants worldwide._x000D_ In this context, the main objective of the SIMBA project is to develop biostimulant products for organic farming based on microalgae biomass. Microalgae biomass contains some exploitable compounds such as proteins, polyamines, polyphenols, exopolysaccharides, polyalkanes and phytohormones, which are key in the formulation of biostimulants, and represent a key and environmentally friendly alternative for plant nutrition._x000D_ The RIL (India) and KIMITEC (Spain) companies propose the joint development of “biostimulants derived from marine microalgae” as a commercially viable solution. low cost and sustainable organic farming that will improve the efficiency in the consumption of nutrients by crops, as well as tolerance to abiotic stress and the system of defense against pests and diseases._x000D_ In particular, the role of KIMITEC will consist of the development of at least two biostimulants based on microalgae biomass to improve crop yield and plant health. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q3178958 in Spain
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| English | HISPANIC-INDIAN CONSORTIUM TO DEVELOP NEW MICROALGAE BIOSTIMULANTS FOR ORGANIC FARMING |
Project Q3178958 in Spain |
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250,632.8 Euro
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313,291.0 Euro
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80.0 percent
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1 August 2019
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31 July 2021
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AGROINDUSTRIAL KIMITEC SL
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36°45'46.87"N, 2°36'41.72"W
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04079
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La necesidad global de rendimientos agrícolas optimizados y sistemas de producción ecológicos está promoviendo la adopción de tecnologías renovables alternativas y respetuosas con el medio ambiente para mejorar la productividad de los cultivos. El uso incontrolado de fertilizantes químicos y pesticidas en la agricultura ha producido graves problemas ambientales y sociales. El desarrollo de bioestimulantes para fines nutricionales y de salud de los cultivos es una alternativa clave y respetuosa con el medio ambiente. Los bioestimulantes se producen principalmente a partir de fuentes naturales (plantas, algas marinas, bacterias). Pero desde la perspectiva comercial, no son fuentes sostenibles para satisfacer la demanda actual de bioestimulantes en todo el mundo._x000D_ En este contexto, el objetivo principal del proyecto SIMBA es desarrollar productos bioestimulantes para la agricultura ecológica basados en biomasa de microalgas. La biomasa de microalgas contiene algunos compuestos explotables como proteínas, poliaminas, polifenoles, exopolisacáridos, polialcanos y fitohormonas, que son clave en la formulación de bioestimulantes, y representan una alternativa clave y respetuosa con el medio ambiente para la nutrición vegetal._x000D_ Las empresas RIL (India) y KIMITEC (España) proponen el desarrollo conjunto de “bioestimulantes derivados de microalgas marinas” como solución comercialmente viable, de bajo costo y sostenible para la agricultura orgánica que permitirán mejorar la eficiencia en el consumo de nutrientes por los cultivos, así como la tolerancia al estrés abiótico y el sistema de defensa frente a plagas y enfermedades._x000D_ En concreto, el rol de KIMITEC consistirá en el desarrollo de al menos dos bioestimulantes a base de biomasa de microalgas para mejorar el rendimiento de los cultivos y la sanidad vegetal. (Spanish)
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The global need for optimised agricultural yields and organic production systems is promoting the adoption of alternative and environmentally friendly renewable technologies to improve crop productivity. The uncontrolled use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides in agriculture has led to serious environmental and social problems. The development of biostimulants for nutritional and crop health purposes is a key and environmentally friendly alternative. Biostimulants are mainly produced from natural sources (plants, seaweed, bacteria). But from a commercial perspective, they are not sustainable sources to meet the current demand for biostimulants worldwide._x000D_ In this context, the main objective of the SIMBA project is to develop biostimulant products for organic farming based on microalgae biomass. Microalgae biomass contains some exploitable compounds such as proteins, polyamines, polyphenols, exopolysaccharides, polyalkanes and phytohormones, which are key in the formulation of biostimulants, and represent a key and environmentally friendly alternative for plant nutrition._x000D_ The RIL (India) and KIMITEC (Spain) companies propose the joint development of “biostimulants derived from marine microalgae” as a commercially viable solution. low cost and sustainable organic farming that will improve the efficiency in the consumption of nutrients by crops, as well as tolerance to abiotic stress and the system of defense against pests and diseases._x000D_ In particular, the role of KIMITEC will consist of the development of at least two biostimulants based on microalgae biomass to improve crop yield and plant health. (English)
12 October 2021
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Roquetas de Mar
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Identifiers
IDI-20190629
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