23rd International Horticultural Congress
August 1990
Scientific Communications | Terra-Sorb®
R. Juncosa, E. de Miguel, A.D. Nusimovich Dpto. de Investigación BIOIBERICA S.A., Dpto. Agrobiología y Biología molecular, C.S.I.C., Barcelona Firenze, Italia Inglés
Water potential of climatic stress in Lycopersicum Sculentum leaves treated with biological molecules. Net photosynthesis of plants submitted to climatic stress, decreases when there is a reduction in the relative humidity or an increase in the temperature. Treatment with a molecule solution of biological origin, on plants submitted to stress, have slowed down this fall in the photosynthesis