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- - This article reviews innovative sustainable plant nutrition concepts, highlighting the impact of biostimulants on enhancing plant nutrition and their potential role in biofertilization.
- - It discusses the importance of micronutrients for plant health, strategies to improve plants' resilience to nutrient contaminants, and the benefits of biofortification for human health.
- - The article also covers emerging nanotechnology in fertilization, the relevance of circular economy principles for resource management, and concludes with a look at future challenges and opportunities in sustainable plant systems.
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This article offers a comprehensive review of sustainable plant nutrition concepts, examining a multitude of cutting-edge techniques that are revolutionizing the modern area. The review copes with the crucial role of biostimulants as products that stimulate plant nutrition processes, including their potential for biofertilization, followed by an exploration of the significance of micronutrients in plant health and growth. We then delve into strategies for enhancing plants' tolerance to mineral nutrient contaminants and the promising realm of biofortification to increase the essential nutrients necessary for human health. Furthermore, this work also provides a concise overview of the burgeoning field of nanotechnologies in fertilization, while the integration of circular economy principles underscores the importance of sustainable resource management. Then, with examined the interrelation between micronutrients. We conclude with the future challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the pursuit of more sustainable and resilient plant systems.
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