New nutritious liquid for plants developed

New nutritious liquid for plants developed

OSAKA, Japan - Osaka City University Professor Eiji Hirasawa and his group said Sept. 16 they have developed nutritious liquid for plants that enables them to grow even with little sunshine. Photo shows a hibiscus (R), grown in a room with the new liquid, which contains sugar and citric acid, and the other (L) with conventional nutritious liquid.

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