ArticleJournal of fluorescence2026
Synthesis of Rare-Earth Ion-Doped Polynuclear Organic Ligand Transilluminants for Enhanced Maize Growth: Fluorescence Conversion and Accelerated Maturation.
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A novel agricultural film, called light conversion film, has been developed to enhance the agricultural environment by regulating light, temperature, and humidity. Enhancing the ultraviolet (UV) absorption and durability of light conversion agents is crucial for meeting agricultural requirements.In this work, a light conversion mulch film (denoted as LM) was fabricated by incorporating the synthetic light conversion agent LTTF [Eu(TTA)₃(TPPO)(Phen)] into polyethylene (PE) matrix. The LTTF complex was synthesized with Eu
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