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Das, 2023 - Google Patents

Potential effects of audible sound signals including music on plants: A new trigger

Das, 2023

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15090191013278292862
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Das M
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Environment Conservation Journal

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Plants are highly sensitive organisms and can indeed benefit from specific sound signals in multi-layered processes. Scientific evidences have shown the potential applications of sound wave treatment in plant biology. However, there are some limitations to sound wave …
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