Silicon as a biostimulant in agriculture

Silicon as a biostimulant in agricultureSilicon (Si) is a mineral element that is well known to protect plants against several environmental changes. While the exact mechanism is not known, beneficial responses across a broad range of crops highlight Sis role in maintaining internal homeostasis. All plants accumulate Si to either macro or micro nutrient concentrations. This allows Si to work as a biostimulant due to its ability to reduce abiotic stresses including osmotic and nutritional

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