RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Cant wait till Monday/TuesdayGood on you Wiseowl50, I stay away from the trading with this stock because I’m a newbie to this game and don’t want to miss out on the huge benefits I foresee with this company. Plus, gives me a chance to kinda learn a thing or two while we wait. I agree with your point on he pathogens, as well with the water use. This will be extremely beneficial to the work and the company. I found an article released today on co2 and less water usage proven by some other scientists, everyone should give it a read, as I believe GROW will have similar if not better results. I will post a couple of key points I found interesting as well. Have a good weekend all! Gotta feeling we’re in for a good week.
(I think GROW will have better results than these guys because of the more dramatic growth in our tech. If we even use the same amount as before that’s already a savings in itself) let’s all hope!
Stomata are also the main route for water loss by plants. Previous attempts to reduce water usage by manipulating these pores has generally come at a cost in CO2 uptake. Crop irrigation accounts for roughly 70 percent of fresh water use on the planet and its use has expanded at unsustainable rates over the past three decades. Scientists have been trying to find ways to make plants grow with less water. Until now, much of the research has reduced water consumption, but at a potential cost in reduced CO2 uptake and plant growth. This is not a satisfactory approach overall, given the growing demands on agricultural food production. https://seedworld.com/scientists-find-new-way-to-reduce-water-use-and-improve-plant-growth/