A possibility of correction of vital processes in plant cell with microwave radiation

Adverse Influence of Radio Frequency Background on Trembling Aspen Seedlings: Preliminary Observations

“…Results of those previous experiments are often difficult to duplicate, and it may be that the anthropogenic RF background has been a confounding factor. However, for some RF effects on biological systems, consistent results have been documented in previous experiments: growth rates of plants [17] and fungi [18] can be increased or decreased by RF exposure. Exposure to RF signals can induce plants to produce more meristems [19], affect root cell structure [20,21], and induce stress response in plant species, causing biochemical changes [22].…”

Microwave Soil Treatment and Plant Growth

“…Douglas-fir tree seed germination enhancement using microwave energy [45] Microwave processing of tree seeds [46] Increasing legume seed-germination by VHF and microwave dielectric heating [47] Effects of low-level microwave radiation on germination and growth rate in corn seeds [48] Effects of microwave energy on the strophiole, seed coat and germination of acacia seeds [35] The effect of microwave-energy on germination and dormancy of wild oat seeds [49] The effect of externally applied electrostatic fields, microwave radiation and electric currents on plants and other organisms, with special reference to weed control [50] Control of field weeds by microwave radiation [51] Effect of microwave irradiation on germination and initial growth of mustard seeds [52] Inhibition of weed seed germination by microwaves [53] A possibility of correction of vital processes in plant cell with microwave radiation [54] Microwave irradiation of seeds and selected fungal spores [7] Response surface models to describe the effects and phytotoxic thresholds of microwave treatments on barley seed germination and vigor [55] Energy efficient soil disinfestation by microwaves [56] Microwave effects on germination and growth of radish (Raphanus sativus L.) seedlings [57] Report on the development of microwave system for sterilization of weed seeds: stage Ifeasibility [58] Design, construction and preliminary tests of a microwave prototype for weed control [59] Thermal effects of microwave energy in agricultural soil radiation [60] Influence of low-frequency and microwave electromagnetic fields on seeds [61] An improved microwave weed killer [62] Observations on the potential of microwaves for weed control [63] Plant response to microwaves at 2.45 GHz. [64] Germination inhibition of undesirable seed in the soil using microwave radiation [65] Effect of microwave radiation on seed mortality of rubber vine (Cryptostegia grandiflora R.…”