As part of the international scientific project ECOTWINS, funded by the Horizon 2020 program, researchers at the University of Copenhagen are conducting studies on the effectiveness of biostimulants under different lighting conditions.

In the study conducted in Copenhagen, the impact of biostimulants on plant growth and development was assessed under two different light regimes. The obtained results will help determine the optimal conditions for applying biostimulants and their effectiveness in various agricultural systems.

The presented photographic materials illustrate different applications of biostimulants under laboratory conditions and their effects on plants under varying levels of lighting. This research is an important step towards further improving cultivation technologies and adapting wheat to climate change.

Collaboration within ECOTWINS allows the scientific potential of leading universities and research centers to be united in developing innovative solutions in the field of agriculture. We are proud to be part of this important project and continue to actively work on its implementation.