ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Taxon-Specific Physiological and Rhizosphere Responses of Deciduous Ornamental Shrubs to Humic- and Fulvic Acid-Based Biostimulant Treatment.
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Abstract
In containerized finished plant production, the effects of biostimulants in nursery practice are often judged primarily on the basis of visual condition, while a more precise interpretation of treatment response requires leaf-level physiological and rhizosphere-level indicators. The aim of our study was to determine how the humic- and fulvic acid-based BiStep biostimulant influences the physiological functioning and, in part, the rhizosphere enzyme activity of three deciduous ornamental shrub taxa widely used both in nursery finished plant production and in urban green space plantings, namely,
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