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Role of biocompatible metal–organic frameworks as a source of iron for plant growth under iron-deficient conditions

Ciro Allará M. Ciocca Mauro Maver Samuel Morales-Cámara P. Horcajada D. F. Picchi A. van de Meene A. Fournier-level P. Lugli Sara Rojas Tanja Mimmo L. Petti
2026 · Materials Advances · 0 citations · 65 references

Abstract

Biodegradable MIL-100(Fe) nanoparticles act as controlled iron reservoirs: in Fe-deficient Arabidopsis they promote longer roots, restore chlorophyll absorption peaks and show fluorescence in roots/xylem, supporting iron release and uptake by plants.

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