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Researchers create material that is almost impossible to break

Researchers create material that is almost impossible to break
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Researchers have created an electronic soil that has been shown to boost crop growth by 50%

Researchers have created an electronic soil that has been shown to boost crop growth by 50%
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Eleni stavrinidouLinkoping university

New electronic soil may enhance crop growth

Swedish researchers have developed an electrically conductive "soil" for soilless cultivation, known as hydroponics.

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Electronic Soil That Enhances Crop Growth By 50% Developed By Scientists

Scientists have developed an electrically conductive "soil" which they say can lead to 50 per cent more growth of barley seedlings on average in 15 days.

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Electronic soil enhances crop growth: Research

Electronic soil enhances crop growth: Research
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