[database_lost]

Hmm, interesting, this reminds me of recent research where they used electrical currents and magnetic fields to enhance tomato plants, I wonder how the two findings are linked. (here's the article I saw: http://horticulturejournal.usamv.ro/index.php/scientific-pap... )

[LargoLasskhyfv]

There is more to this. Mostly in (Swiss)German though, from 1988. Tags would be "Der Urzeit Code"

Some do experiment with that today, like this

[1] https://alainsprojects.com/the-primeval-code-der-urzeit-code...

I also remember news about chinese greenhouses experimenting with similar stuff, reporting good growth and much reduced need for pesti-/fungi-/whatever -zides, or none at all in the timeframe of the last 2 to 3 years.

It all resulted from research at Ciba-Geigy AG, Basel, Swiss now Novartis by Guido Ebner, thus also called "Ebner Effect".

Classic conspiracy material, because not usable for a company like that, so they stopped the research, and locked it away. (allegedly)

The researcher died meanwhile, but his sons have some patents, also selling this [2] https://fios-greenbox.net/

Some more lazy links...

[3] https://www.elstel.org/primeval-times-code.html

[4] https://vimeo.com/14844889

[5] https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/2164365/elec...

[lpasselin]

Does anyone have papers like this to recommend?

I am really interested in building custom systems to experiment with plants. My problem is that I don't know what to test.

[belter]

That is why they call it a Power 'Plant' ...sorry for the pun ..could not resist. https://energyeducation.ca/encyclopedia/Power_plant

[TedDoesntTalk]

“The Secret Life of Trees” was a seminal book in this field, but not a research paper

[belter]

Not a paper...TED presentation "Electrical Battery Using Defective Tomatoes"

https://youtu.be/18sOzfxcrHE

[mc32]

Does this mean the tomato plant doesn’t want its seeds carried away and would prefer to have the ripe tomatoes to fall to the ground?

[ianlevesque]

Caterpillars don't move the seeds around in a beneficial way. Maybe it can tell the difference? I'm kind of curious what a tomato plant does with the information that it's being munched on though.