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Scientists can now detect drought stress in plants days before any visible signs

Scientists can now detect drought stress in plants days before any visible signs
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Researchers have developed a hyperspectral imaging method to detect drought stress in plants days before visible symptoms appear. This technology could optimize water usage in greenhouses and support future food production in space missions.

Scientists can now detect drought stress in plants days before any visible signs, allowing faster action to protect crops.

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