Abstract
. Its SA loading capacity reached approximately 80%. The SA nanospheres exhibited a sustained release and maintained its resistance effect at 84.79% after 15 days. Thus, the SA nanospheres could gradually release SA to enhance inhibitive enzyme activity in diseased plants. Furthermore, finite element method was used to establish different nanosphere models and analyse the SA releasing process. SA concentration sharply increased near the nanospheres, and SA was slowly released to the solution. This SA nanosphere will have a great potential in future environmental-friendly practical application.
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SA nanospheres maintained a resistance effect of 84.79% after 15 days.
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e0“The SA nanospheres exhibited a sustained release and maintained its resistance effect at 84.79% after 15 days”
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SA nanospheres had a loading capacity of approximately 80%.
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e0“Its SA loading capacity reached approximately 80%”
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SA nanospheres sustained release of SA.
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- sustained releasee0
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e0“The SA nanospheres exhibited a sustained release”
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A finite element model found SA concentration increased sharply near the nanospheres.
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e0“SA concentration sharply increased near the nanospheres”
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The model showed SA was slowly released to the solution.
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- SA was slowly released to the solutione0
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e0“SA was slowly released to the solution”