Humic Acid Comes From the Soil and Returns to the Soil
Humic acid is a macromolecular organic polymer with various chemical structures and various active functional groups. It plays an important role in the biological carbon cycle on Earth.
Humic acid is a macromolecular organic polymer with various chemical structures and various active functional groups. It plays an important role in the biological carbon cycle on Earth.
Humic acid is an organic macromolecular colloid, which has a strong function of water absorption and storage.
The action of humic acid is divided into three aspects: physical action, chemical action, and biological action.
The composition and properties of humic acid determine its broad application prospect in environmental protection.
There are about 4 trillion tons of humus (humic substance) on the earth and it is an important part of the soil. Humic acid is the most active component of soil humus, which plays a key role in the soil's formation, properties, and fertility.
Humic acid can increase the yield of all kinds of crops, but the relationship between humic acid and crops is complicated, which is related to the effect size of humic acid stimulation and the sensitivity of crops.
The synergistic effect of humic acid on NPK
Crops have different reactions to humic acid series products in different growth periods and the early growth effect of general crops is obvious.