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titleOfInvention methods to delay crop maturity
abstract METHODS FOR DELAYING CROP MATURITY. The present invention relates to methods for delaying the maturity, staining and / or senescence of fruit, vegetable, ornamental or non-food crops by applying phosphorous acid and / or its salts to plants, or by applying mixtures of gibberellic acid and / or its salts and phosphorous acid and / or its salts to plants. Applications can be made pre- or post-harvest in various temperature and pH ranges. The unique combinations of phosphorous acid / salts with gibberellic acid / salts in embodiments of the present invention have been shown to increase the effect of gibberellic acid / salts on delaying plant tissue maturation, staining and senescence, thereby extending fruit shelf life. , non-food vegetables and / or crops in ways not previously performed.
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