Frayssinet’s research into soil organic matter has made it possible to isolate organic molecules of natural origin that act to stimulate plant metabolism. These include OSYR.
OSYR is the active ingredient in the product branded OSIRYL, the first root growth stimulator authorised in France (AMM 1030003) registered on the lists of products that can be used in organic farming. Obtained by depolymerising lignocellulosic compounds, OSYR generates a synergy of resistance and root system boosting actions.
The origin of the OSYR active ingredient
Action mode
OSYR stimulates plant growth and root regeneration through two actions: – by protecting auxins from oxidative mechanisms – by strengthening root resistance in stressful conditions. In situations of stress and nutritional deficiency, the auxins involved in plant physiology (reproduction, growth, flowering, rhizogenesis, etc.) are degraded. This auxin degradation has a negative impact on reproductive mechanisms and crop quality. OSYR has the ability to protect these natural auxins, enabling balanced crop development and resistance to environmental stress. OSYR has a natural origin, and the activity of its active ingredient is independent of agro-pedo-climatic conditions, giving it constant and regular efficacy. |
Test results
The Frayssinet research centre has carried out numerous studies under controlled conditions to characterise the activity of the active ingredient OSYR on vines, arboriculture, market gardening and field seeds.
Field crops
– Improves the emergence and uniformity of seedlings at first growth test results FC
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– Stimulates and promotes root development in plants The application of OSYR by seed treatment shows a significant increase in the root system both under controlled conditions and in field trials. test results FC
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Vine
– Planting Winegrower – Cénac (33) – Merlot
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– Stressful condition Winegrower – Chouilly (51) – Chardonnay
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Arboriculture
– Apple trees in planting site Arborist – Sainte-Bazeille (47) – Brookfield on PAJAM1 and Chantecler on NAKB Osiryl at 20 L/ha has a significant effect on the development of lateral shoots. The applications show a dose effect: on the Brookfield variety, the number of lateral shoots is doubled (+48%) at the dose of 40 L/ha and the general growth of the trees is significantly higher (+15% trunk diameter and +14% terminal shoot length) compared with the untreated controls.
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Market gardening
– Lettuce production Market gardener – Béziers (34) – Batavia blonde
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– Melons under stress University – Montpellier (34) – Luna
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