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Obtaining Vegetable Production Enriched with Minor Micronutrients Using Fullerene Derivatives

Panova GG, Semenov KN, Zhuravleva AS, Khomyakov YV, Volkova EN, Mirskaya GV, Artemyeva AM, Iamalova NR, Dubovitskaya VI, Udalova OR

Horticulturae · 2023

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Summary

Elaborating on the methods and means of enriching nutrition, including that of plants, with a number of microelements that are vital for humans is now very important due to the unresolved acute problems of micronutrient deficiency and imbalance, which affect the majority of the population of various countries in the world. Promising solutions for the implementation of biofortification in terms of safety, efficiency, size, biocompatibility, and transportability are the water-soluble derivatives of C60 or C70 fullerene. By now, the use of water-soluble fullerenes (C60(OH)22–24 or C70(OH)12–14 fullerenols, C60 fullerene with glycine or with arginine: C60-L-Gly or C60-L-Arg) with various functional groups for plant enrichment is pioneering. Experimental research work was carried out at the agr

Source type
Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.3390/horticulturae9070828
Catalogue ID
BImvhagsst-2022zv
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