Can silicon reduce the effects of abiotic stress in plants?

Silicon reduce abiotic stress

Introducing you to Maxstim Cynosa™. As part of our research and development, we delved into the details of the actual effects of silicon on arable crops, horticultural plants and sports turf. Our technical paper shares with you the effects of silicon in various stress conditions and how it impacts plant health.

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