Stanford University researchers are developing methods to use plasma-activated water to enhance plant resilience and productivity. By targeting both plant physiology and beneficial microbial communities, this technology offers a promising alternative to nitrogen-heavy chemical inputs that degrade soil and generate carbon emissions.
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