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Neuvita™

A Pseudomonas fluorescens wettable powder for rhizosphere-based suppression of soil-borne pathogens and nursery disease pressure through beneficial root-zone colonization.

1 × 109 CFU/g WP formulation Root-zone colonisation
Neuvita
Overview

Pseudomonas fluorescens for preventive rhizosphere and nursery disease suppression

Neuvita™ is a Pseudomonas fluorescens wettable powder for rhizosphere-based suppression of soil-borne pathogens and nursery disease pressure. It is used to establish beneficial root-zone colonization and improve biological buffering around the root system.

Root-Zone Colonisation

Beneficial rhizobacterium with strong root-zone colonization ability that establishes a protective microbial presence around roots.

Siderophore Production

Produces siderophores, antibiotics, and lytic enzymes that improve root-zone microbial balance and disease suppression.

Nursery & Transplant Use

Useful in nursery, transplant, and soil-drench programs for early establishment of beneficial rhizosphere populations.

Benefits

Key benefits

Rhizosphere Colonisation

Pseudomonas fluorescens colonizes the root surface and rhizosphere, establishing a competitive beneficial microbial presence before pathogen pressure develops.

Siderophore Competition

Competes for iron through siderophore production, depriving soil-borne pathogens of essential nutrients required for growth and infection.

Antibiotic Suppression

Produces antibiotics, lytic enzymes, and secondary metabolites that directly suppress pathogens and prime plant defense responses.

Documentation Ready

Supplied with efficacy data, compatibility charts, and SDS to accelerate distributor onboarding and registration programs.

Mode of action

How it works

Pseudomonas fluorescens colonizes roots, competes for iron, and suppresses soil-borne pathogens.

Neuvita mode of action
Where it fits

Target & crops

Diseases controlled

Target spectrum

  • Fusarium wilt complex
  • Pythium damping-off
  • Rhizoctonia root rot
  • Root rot complex
  • Nursery disease pressure
Program benefits

Secondary advantages

  • Establishes competitive rhizosphere before pathogen pressure
  • Useful in nursery and transplant programs
  • Compatible with IPM biological programs
  • Favorable safety and residue profile
Crops covered

Suited to nursery, transplant, and soil-borne disease risk programs

Nursery seedlings and transplants Vegetables: tomato, capsicum, cucumber Plantation crops with soil-borne disease risk Field crops with Fusarium/Pythium pressure Protected and greenhouse cultivation Ornamental nursery stock
Dosage & application

Recommended use

Neuvita™ WP – Pseudomonas fluorescens 1 × 109 CFU/g

Crop StageDilution RateDose per AcreWater Volume per AcreApplication MethodApplication Interval
General foliar application2–3 g/L500–1000 g200–250 LFoliar spray targeting powdery mildew onset10–15 days

Repeat every 10–15 days during active disease pressure.

Source: Inferred from product specifications.

Where it fits

Use sites, compatibility & storage

Use Sites

  • Nursery propagation beds
  • Transplant field applications
  • Vegetable production rows
  • Plantation root-zone programs
  • Greenhouse and protected growing systems

Compatibility

  • Avoid mixing with fungicides, bactericides, strong oxidizers, alkaline materials, or concentrated salts

Shelf Life & Storage

  • 12 months in the unopened pack under cool, dry storage below 25°C and away from sunlight
  • Store sealed in a cool, dry, shaded place
  • Avoid heat, sunlight, and moisture that reduce viability
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Available variants

Neuvita™ WP is suited for soil incorporation, furrow application, root-zone drench, and nursery operations.

Neuvita WP

Neuvita™ WP

Pseudomonas fluorescens
(1 × 109 CFU/g) WP

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