Alanine liquid is a dark brown or brown liquid rich in nutrients, primarily composed of free amino acids, with a significant concentration of alanine. This product is designed to enhance agricultural productivity and promote animal growth.

1. Growth Promotion:

   • Enhanced Crop Development: Alanine stimulates crop growth, increases chlorophyll content, and enhances photosynthesis, leading to higher yields. For example, applying alanine in rice cultivation significantly boosts both yield and quality.
   • Improved Soybean Health: Foliar application of alanine results in sturdier stems, greener leaves, and an increase in flowering and pod-setting in soybeans.
   • Cucumber Seedling Trials: Soaking seeds in L-alanine markedly improves germination rates and positively affects leaf area, chlorophyll content, seedling weight, and root vitality.

2. Stress Resistance:

   • Hormonal Balance: Alanine helps regulate hormonal balance within plants, enhancing their resistance to stress factors such as drought, salinity, and cold temperatures. It protects cell membrane structures, reduces permeability, and minimizes water loss, maintaining normal physiological functions.
   • Drought Mitigation: Under drought stress, alanine alleviates the negative impacts on seed production and crop yields.
   • Disease Resistance: Alanine enhances plant resistance to pathogens and helps regulate stomatal opening.

3. Root Development:

   • Enhanced Root Growth: Alanine promotes root development, increasing root length, thickness, and number, which improves the crop's ability to absorb water and nutrients.

4. Additional Functions:

   • Osmotic Regulation: Alanine acts as an osmotic regulator, transport molecule, and storage molecule, enhancing plant resistance to saline stress.
   • Recovery in Low Oxygen: In hypoxic conditions, alanine accumulates in the xylem, aiding the plant's recovery.

1. Growth Promotion in Animals:

   • Nutritional Supplement: Alanine is a key nutritional component in livestock feed, improving the biological value of feed protein, promoting animal growth, and preventing diseases.
   • Enhanced Nitrogen Cycling: Adding alanine to feed can promote nitrogen cycling in young animals and boost their immune systems.

2. Quality Improvement of Feed:

   • Oxidation Prevention: Alanine helps prevent feed oxidation and spoilage, extending the shelf life of the feed. Its use is already widespread in international markets.