Research of Influence of Nanotubes Created by Mechanical Activation of Amorphous Carbon on Sprouting of Seeds

Viktor P. Reva; Vladimir Yu. Yagofarov; Dmitrii A. Gulevskii; Aleksandr E. Filatenkov; Valerii G. Kuryavyi

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Research of Influence of Nanotubes Created by Mechanical Activation of Amorphous Carbon on Sprouting of Seeds

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Demonstrated the possibility of using multiwalled carbon nanotubes formed by means of mechanical activation of amorphous carbon for the stimulation of crop growth. By the example of pepper cultivar Golden Rain and tomato cultivar Bull Heart showed the efficacy of introducing microadditives in the form of carbon nanotubes to the ground.

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Nano Hybrids and Composites (Volume 13)

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Viktor P. Reva*, Vladimir Yu. Yagofarov, Dmitrii A. Gulevskii, Aleksandr E. Filatenkov, Valerii G. Kuryavyi

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Mechanical Activation, Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes, Sprouting of Seeds

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