SiO2的叶子应用纳米颗粒改变了树叶圈代谢物和微生物概况:表面化学驱动的生物效应

Daiwei Zhuang1, Siying He1, Jose R Peralta-Videa2

  • 1State Key Laboratory of Pollution Control and Resource Reuse, School of Environment, Nanjing University, Nanjing 210023, China.

概括

纳米颗粒 (SiO2NP) 的叶子应用会影响土壤微生物和代谢物. 与StöberSiO2NP相比,化SiO2NP,具有特定的表面结构,导致地下土壤发生更大的变化.

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