Using Stimulants to Improve Plant Health

Using Stimulants to Improve Plant Health: From Stress to Strenghth serves as an in-depth resource exploring the pivotal role of stimulants including biostimulants, chemical agents, and phytohormones in boosting plant resilience and improving productivity under both abiotic and biotic stressors. Providing readers with a clear understanding of the physiological, biochemical, and molecular mechanisms through which biostimulants, chemical stimulants, and phytohormones boost plants' ability to withstand both abiotic and biotic stresses, it provides insights into the latest advancements in research and technology, such as nanotechnology and precision agriculture. With step-by-step instructions, practical tools, and real-life case studies, the book enables readers to integrate stimulant-based strategies into their agricultural operations, whether managing a small farm or overseeing large-scale production systems. By prioritizing environmentally sustainable methods and showcasing eco-friendly stimulants, the book guides readers toward adopting practices that are both financially smart and ecologically responsible. This expertly edited volume is divided into 16 thoroughly researched chapters, each dedicated to examining a particular type or category of stimulant, its underlying mechanisms of action, and its potential real-world applications in agriculture. It will be valuable for those interested in advancing sustainable agriculture and plant health.