The effect of FFC on plant growth.

Using FFC materials promotes photosynthesis! Comparison of the above-ground parts of barley and comparison of plant roots for experimentation.

We would like to introduce the effects of FFC on plant growth, as investigated by the Akatsuka Botanical Garden Biological Function Development Research Institute. Barley was cultivated for two weeks in an artificial weather chamber using various treatment methods, and experiments were conducted to compare the above-ground parts of the barley and the color of the barley leaves. Additionally, experiments comparing the roots of the plants and the root pressure of the barley revealed that using FFC materials increases the amount of water absorbed by the roots. 【Experimental Results】 ■ The above-ground parts increase when using FFC materials. ■ The roots elongate and their weight increases due to FFC materials. ■ The development of root hairs increases the root surface area, enhancing the efficiency of water and nutrient absorption. ■ The amount of water absorbed by the roots increases when using FFC materials. ■ FFC materials not only increase the size of the roots but also improve their water absorption capacity, enhancing root function. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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