Agriculture & Environment
Technology to Increase Plant and Crop Stress Resistance
Synthetic ion channels induce changes in plant root morphology to allow plants to grow in stressful environments.
University of Missouri–St. Louis
Technology overview
A technology using synthetic ion channels to induce changes in plant root morphology, enabling plants and crops to grow in stressful environmental conditions.
Commercial applications
Crop improvement and agriculture in marginal or stressful environments.
Key advantages
Synthetic ion channels alter root morphology to enable plant growth under environmental stress.
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agriculturestress resistanceion channelsroot morphologycrops