Researchers at Moleaer Inc. have found a way to stimulate root growth and plant development using nanobubbles of oxygen in irrigation water — an application now being tested for use in crop production in space, through a project funded by NASA.
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Researchers at Moleaer Inc. have found a way to stimulate root growth and plant development using nanobubbles of oxygen in irrigation water — an application now being tested for use in crop production in space, through a project funded by NASA.
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Researchers at Moleaer Inc. have found a way to stimulate root growth and plant development using nanobubbles of oxygen in irrigation water — an application now being tested for use in crop production in space, through a project funded by NASA.
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