Second Report On Electro-horticulture

Bailey's Second Report on Electro-Horticulture delves into the topic of using electricity to stimulate plant growth. This pioneering work from the early 1900s explores the relationship between electrical current and plant development, and provides valuable insights into the potential applications of this technology in agriculture.
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