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Physiological effects of humic substances on higher plants
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Serenella Nardi✉(University of Padua)Diego Pizzeghello(University of Padua)Adele Muscolo(University of Reggio Calabria)Angelo Vianello(University of Udine)
Plant Growth Enhancement TechniquesPlant responses to elevated CO2Potato Plant ResearchChemistryPhotosynthesisMetabolismRespirationNutrientFraction (chemistry)BiophysicsBiochemistryEnvironmental chemistryBotany
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