uk Silver Nanocomposite Based on Synthetic Humic Substances as Highly Efficient Plant Growth Stimulants
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Abstract
Nanotechnology have positive impact in improving many sectors of economy
including agriculture. Silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) have been implicated nowadays to enhance seed
germination, plant growth, improvement of photosynthetic quantum efficiency and as antimicrobial
agents to manage plant diseases. Despite the known growth-stimulating activity of preparations of
humic substances and silver nanoparticles, there is currently no information on the effect on growth
processes of composites containing silver nanoparticles encapsulated in macromolecules from
synthetic humic substances. It is expected that such combined nanopreparations have enhanced and
complementary properties of a metal core and a shell of humic synthetic substances.
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