By Yogev Israeli Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have discovered an innovative method for the early detection of plant diseases by measuring water

Breeding for abiotic stress tolerance in plants is a critical area of research and development aimed at addressing the challenges posed by environmental stresses such as

Drought, is a prolonged period of abnormally low water availability or precipitation that has profound implications for plant growth, development, and survival. It occurs when

Plant biotic stress factors such as root and shoot diseases or pests, are usually only detected with the appearance of visual symptoms or signs. For

Biostimulants are materials, other than fertilizers, that when applied in low quantities, promote plant growth by enhancing its nutrition efficiency, abiotic stress tolerance and/or crop quality

Would you believe about 1,700 liters of water is required to produce a 100g bar of chocolate? This seems like a ridiculously high number. So,

Studying and examining whole-plant properties today is still as challenging as ever, through all the technological advancement. It is harder to learn the plant status