Bio stimulants in foliar is known to help to control foliar pathogens (infectious diseases of plants, which can result in serious economic losses for growers and vendors of ornamental plants). It provides essential nutrients to plants when sprayed on plant leaves, thereby improving the ability of plants in consuming nutrients through the leaves.

The bio stimulants in foliar market were valued at $1.05 billion in 2013, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.1% annually, to reach $1.86 billion by 2018. It constitutes 82.6% of the global bio stimulants in foliar market. The global bio stimulant in foliar market comprised North America with a share of 21.8%, Europe with 40.8%, Asia-Pacific with 19.7%, and Latin America with 11.9%, in 2013.

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This report provides a competitive landscape of the top players in the bio stimulants in foliar market. Under the strategic benchmarking section, we will provide you with their key developments along with the impacts that include new product developments, M&A, a strategic focus on any specific application, technology, and geography. Under the Financials section, we will provide you with details that span Capex (Investments), revenues, EBITDA, and so on. Under the operational insights section, we will provide you with the new capacities added, new centers, and new key employments. Under the sales and marketing section, we will provide you with insights on new contracts (available on the public domain), new distribution channels added, new marketing initiatives, and so on.

Climate Supporting Biostimulants

Extreme climatic conditions like heavy rainfall and high temperatures may render some biostimulants ineffective and may favor others. Therefore, with a clear understanding of these conditions, the right biostimulant market can be targeted. The report will cover:
- A study of the geographic/climatic conditions supporting a particular biostimulant (humic acid, fulvic acid, amino acids, and seaweed extracts) that will increase productivity

Application - Biostimulant Usage Data
The use of biostimulants is different from the use of fertilizers and pesticides, which are more generalized in their use. Hence, a study of its applications can be of great help. This report includes a study of:
Types of biostimulants suitable for foliar application at large

Utility
Biostimulants can be used in different ways. The report will specifically cover a study of:
- Biostimulants applied to foliage as well as soil
- Biostimulants strictly applied to soil