Response of amino acids, phenolic acids, organic acids, and mineral elements to fulvic acid in spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.) under nitrate stress. [PDF]
Han K, Wang C, Gao Y, Zhang J, Xie J.
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Effects of fulvic acid on broiler performance, blood biochemistry, and intestinal microflora. [PDF]
Liu L +10 more
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Applications of humic and fulvic acid under saline soil conditions to improve growth and yield in barley. [PDF]
Alsudays IM +10 more
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Mitigation of drought stress in chili plants (Capsicum annuum L.) using mango fruit waste biochar, fulvic acid and cobalt. [PDF]
Hareem M +4 more
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Methylated Biochemical Fulvic Acid-Derived Hydrogels with Improved Swelling Behavior and Water Retention Capacity. [PDF]
Shi C +5 more
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Simultaneous adsorption of fulvic acid and organic contaminants by KOH activated mesoporous biochar with large surface area. [PDF]
Hu M +7 more
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Fulvic acid alleviates cadmium-induced root growth inhibition by regulating antioxidant enzyme activity and carbon-nitrogen metabolism in apple seedlings. [PDF]
Yu B, Xue X, Nie P, Lu N, Wang L.
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Total synthesis of fulvic acid
Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 1984Synthesis of fulvic acid (1a) was accomplished by a route involving selective ozonization of 9-propenylpyranobenzopyran (1c), obtained by a regioselective cyclization of the 2-methylsulphinylmethyl 1,3-dione(3c).
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Biological decomposition of fulvic acid preparations
Folia Microbiologica, 1976Decomposition of preparations of various fractions of fulvic acids in pure cultures of bacteria and in the soil was investigated. In the soils enriched with fulvic acids the amount of bacteria increased, oxygen consumption and formation of carbon dioxide followed a typical sigmoid curve.
F, Kunc, R A, Lokhmacheva, J, Macura
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Polarity based fractionation of fulvic acids
Chemosphere, 2009Fulvic acids from the soil of Peking University (PF) and a Nordic river (NF) were separated into well defined sub-fractions using sequential elution techniques based on eluent polarity. The chemical properties of the fractions including: PF1 and NF1 (eluted by 0.01 M HCl), PF2 and NF2 (eluted by 0.01 M HCl+20% methanol), PF3 and NF3 (eluted by 0.01 M ...
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