humate - Meaning in Sanskrit

humate - Meaning in Sanskrit

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Definitions and Meaning of humate in English

humate noun

  1. material that is high in humic acids

What is humate meaning in Sanskrit?

The word or phrase humate refers to material that is high in humic acids. See humate meaning in Sanskrit, humate definition, translation and meaning of humate in Sanskrit. Learn and practice the pronunciation of humate. Find the answer of what is the meaning of humate in Sanskrit.

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