A PhD student from the University of Life Sciences in Iasi fed the tomatoes with electrical impulses, and the plants responded with larger and more resistant fruits. Moreover, researchers say that electricity could also be used for other vegetables and fruits and could become, in the future, an important ally of agriculture.
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A PhD student from the University of Life Sciences in Iasi fed the tomatoes with electrical impulses, and the plants responded with larger and more resistant fruits. Moreover, researchers say that electricity could also be used for other vegetables and fruits and could become, in the future, an important ally of agriculture.