"lignin fertilizer"
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지속 가능한 농업 관행을 지원하는 식물 재료 순수 리그닌 분말
Production Process Lignin powder is a natural organic substance obtained by chemically or mechanically extracting and processing plant cellulose. It is primarily derived from plant materials such as wood and crop straw. During the production process, lignin undergoes meticulous crushing, drying, and screening to ensure its purity and uniform particle size, facilitating its use in various applications. Given lignin’s excellent biodegradability and environmental friendliness,
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농업용 리그닌 액체 항산화물 친환경 비료 첨가물
Agricultural Lignin Liquid Antioxidant Eco Friendly Fertilizer Additive Product Introduction Lignin powder/liquid is a valuable byproduct of the pulp and paper industry, derived from wood and straw, comprising about 20-28% of their total mass. During the pulping process, lignin is extracted as a significant byproduct of cellulose production. This versatile material, after processing, is available as either a yellowish-brown or reddish-brown powder or liquid, offering a range
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자연 유기 리그닌 파우더 농업용 생분해
Product Introduction Lignin powder/liquid is a byproduct of the pulp and paper industry, found in wood and straw, comprising approximately 20-28% of their mass. During the pulping process, lignin is separated as a major byproduct of the cellulose industry. After processing, it can be transformed into lignin powder or liquid, which appears as a yellowish-brown or reddish-brown powder or liquid. Product Composition Main Component Lignin Powder Lignin Liquid Humic Acid (g/L) 140
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식물 성장용 100% 유기 험산 비료
100% Organic Humic Acid Fertiliser For Plant Growth Fertilizer Supplier Product Introduction Humic acid is a large-molecule organic substance widely present in nature, which is derived from the decomposition and transformation of animal and plant remains by microorganisms. In the agricultural field, humic acid fertilizers are highly regarded for their characteristics of improving soil quality and enhancing fertilizer efficiency. It can effectively reduce the volatilization
