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Scientists create coating to increase strawberry yield

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Researchers have developed a textile coating that significantly boosts strawberry yield. The innovation, named 'Plant Armor', utilizes military technologies to achieve this result.

In brief

  • The textile coating increases strawberry yield threefold.
  • The development is based on military technologies.
  • The coating is named 'Plant Armor'.
  • Scientists conducted research to create the coating.
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  • NVMedia business
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    • national desk

    Броня для полуниці. Науковці використали військові технології та створили текстильне покриття, що збільшило врожайність ягід у 3,5 раза

    • first item
    • caught up, 17 h later
    • national desk

    Завдяки військовим технологіям вчені створили унікальне покриття, яке втричі збільшує врожайність ягід

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