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Characteristics and advantages of fulvic acid compound fertilizer

Fulvic acid compound fertilizer is a new achievement of the world fertilizer industry research. It has stood at the forefront of the development of the fertilizer industry. It is the main direction for achieving high-yield, high-quality and high-efficiency agricultural services. Characteristics of fulvic acid compound fertilizer Basic composition of fulvic acid compound fertilizer Fulvic acid […]

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What are the differences between mineral potassium humate and biochemical potassium humate?

Common potassium humate on the market is generally divided into two types – mineral potassium humate and biochemical potassium humate. There are many differences between these two types of potassium humate. Different sources Mineral humic acid is extracted from minerals such as weathered coal and peat, while biochemical humic acid is extracted from food residues,

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Effect of Humic Acid on Pesticides: Reducing Pesticide Toxicity

As mentioned above, humic acid substances have the effects of solubilizing, enhancing efficacy and reducing the decomposition rate of pesticides. What kind of impact will these effects have on the toxicity of pesticides after use? This is a question that everyone is concerned about. With this question, Jingfeng Humic Acid researchers studied the acute combined

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Effect of Humic Acid on Pesticides: Degradation of Pesticides

Researchers studied the degradation effect of humic acid on organophosphorus pesticides. In the research example, the decomposition rate of methyl parathion mixed with humic acid in a ratio of 10:3 and methyl parathion without humic acid was compared with that of methyl parathion after 15 days at 40°C. The decomposition rates of pesticides after 30

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The effect of humic acid on pesticides: synergistic effect

Research on the synergistic effect of humic acid on pesticides, reported in the literature alone, is sufficient to illustrate the significant effects achieved by the combined use of humic acid and pesticides, including pesticides, fungicides, herbicides and plant growth regulators. Specific examples mainly include the use of humic acid in combination with copper or gram

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Humic acid’s effect on pesticides: solubilization effect

Humic acid solubilization effect on pesticides Humic acid has been widely used as a surfactant in many industries at home and abroad. It is reported that the surface tension of alkali metal salts of peat humic acid and weathered coal humic acid is lower than the surface tension of water to varying degrees, and the

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The role and functional mechanism of humic acid in the field of pesticides

The study of the mechanism of action between pesticides and humic acid has shown that the results obtained from different angles and using different technical means are not quite the same, but all indicate that humic acid has a high potential adsorption capacity for pesticides. The specific research conclusions are: (1) There are ionic bonds

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Methods and taboos of using humic acid fertilizer

In order to fully exert the effect of humic acid fertilizer after application, pay attention to the following humic acid fertilizer usage and taboos when using it: ① The pH value of potassium humate and sodium humate liquid fertilizer spraying is best controlled at 7.2-7.5. If it exceeds 8, add a small amount of acid

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Why is humic acid a substance necessary for plant growth?

Humic acid is a substance necessary for plant growth. We can prove in practice that plants need humic acid. (1) Some deforestation pioneers often give up planting crops in one place after 1-2 years. The reason is that after planting crops, the organic matter in the soil is consumed in large quantities. If it is

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Physiological effects and functions of humic acid on plants

Physiologically, the effects and functions of humic acid on plants (1) Strengthening respiration Some people call humic acid “respiratory fertilizer”. It is generally believed that because humic acid molecules contain phenols and quinones, which can be converted into each other, it can be both a hydrogen carrier and an oxygen activator, forming a redox system

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