Boron and Molibden elements in FAS BORLIMO are two important elements that should be necessarily involved in nutrition programs since the seedling periods of plants, especially at blooming and fertilization stages at low amounts but in a balanced way, as long as the vital activities continue. The boron element has an important function in regulating the water balance in all plants during development and fructification periods since the seedling period, it is also a crucial element in cell division and prolongation; and accordingly in plant growth. Use of the boron element as from the early period will increase cell endurance and thus; creates a significant obstacle against the transition of damages that would be created by diseases and pests on the leaf surface. Boron has an impact that increases phosphorus and calcium intake of plants. In boron and molibden deficiency, root development weakens. In boron deficiency; germination insufficiency is observed in pollen dusts. In molibden deficiency, flowers remain without blooming, pollen formation is prevented. The molibden element is necessary for the atmosphere nitrogen fixation of Rhizobium bacteria in the legume family; and this situation has a significant influence on the yield increase of legumes. Due to the significant influence of the molibden element on the chlorophyll scope and synthesis of plants; chlorophyll scope decreases in its deficiency.