Phosphite (Phi)-containing products are marketed for their antifungal and nutritional value.
Substantial evidence of the anti-fungal properties of Phi on a wide variety of plants has been …

Abstract Phosphite (; Phi), a reduced form of phosphate (; Pi), is widely marketed as either a
fungicide or fertilizer or sometimes as a biostimulant. This is confusing for both distributors …

Phosphites (H2PO3−; Phi) are alkali metal salts of phosphorous acid [HPO (OH) 2] that are
being widely marketed either as an agricultural fungicide or as a superior source of plant …

The availability of orthophosphate (Pi) is a key determinant of crop productivity because its
accessibility to plants is poor due to its conversion to unavailable forms. Weed's competition …

Interest is growing in phosphite as part of a total production program. Phosphite contains
one less oxygen (O) than phosphate, making its chemistry and behavior quite different …

Phosphite (Phi), a reduced form of phosphate (Pi), is emerging as a novel biostimulator in
horticulture. Though there is still no consensus on its physiological function as a P-source for …

Phosphite (Phi) is emerging as a novel molecule that can be used as a biostimulant to
enhance plant performance in limiting environments. In addition, Phi is effective against …

Phosphite (Phi) may potentially supply phosphorus (P) nutrition to plants and is widely
marketed as a super P fertilizer for many crops. This study investigated the effects of Phi on …

Phosphites are alkali salts of phosphorous acid, eg potassium phosphite, which are widely
used as fungicides. Recently, phosphite-containing formulations claim to contribute to the …

Marketing of phosphite‐containing preparations for foliar application, together with recent
reports of positive yield responses, has revived the question as to whether phosphite (HPO …