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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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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Systematic explanation of the efficacy and role of humic acid on plants (Part 2)

Effects and functions of humic acid on plants 1. Improve the drought and flood resistance of plants Because humic acid has such functions: it can reduce transpiration of plants, so it is resistant to wilting. It has a redox system, which promotes the respiratory function of plants, making them more resistant to the difficulty of

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Systematic explanation of the efficacy and role of humic acid on plants (Part 1)

Effects and functions of humic acid on plants 1. Promote root germination and growth Humic acid promotes the germination and growth of plant roots, which is the most impressive. But people may say that good root growth does not necessarily mean high yield. This is also true. Under ideal cultivation conditions, they may all grow

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Improved application of sodium humate to ornamental fish and aquatic plants in aquatic plant tanks (Part 2)

3. Waterweed basal fertilizer The waterweeds planted in the waterweed tank have different leaf colors and a wide variety, but usually the cut waterweeds are planted in a sand bed containing nutrient basal fertilizer. In order to make the waterweed grow new roots faster to absorb nutrients, sodium humate is used to stimulate plant rooting

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Sodium humate improves the water plants of ornamental fish in aquatic plant tanks (Part 1)

I believe that fans who love ornamental fish and aquatic plants all hope to make the precious ornamental fish in the aquatic plant tank strong and lively, and the aquatic plants full of vitality. Therefore, it is essential to create a natural water quality environment suitable for fish and aquatic plants to grow. However, most

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What can mineral potassium fulvicate be used with? (Part 2)

The previously updated article “What can mineral potassium humate be used with? (Part 1)” answered the question of whether mineral potassium humate can be used with chemical fertilizers and trace element fertilizers. This article continues to answer the question of whether mineral potassium humate can be used with pesticides, fungicides, plant growth regulators, and microbial

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What can mineral potassium fulvicate be used with? (Part 1)

Although the effect of potassium fulvic acid from mineral sources is very significant when used alone, some customers hope that it will be easier to apply, so there is often a type of question: Can potassium fulvic acid from mineral sources be combined with chemical fertilizers, trace element fertilizers, and pesticides? Insecticides, fungicides, plant growth

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