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At the end of every year and holiday, we find a moment to enjoy ourselves together, in a creative activity that is a little different from the everyday And this time - making a donut 🍩 A cohesive team is the key to a successful company, so we would appreciate everyone here! Keren Moshelion, Eitan Cohen Ruth Yitzhaki Noga Peretz Ronny Costi Linoy U.

As the holiday season approaches, we at Plant-Ditech extend our warmest wishes to our LinkedIn family. 💚 Over the past few days, we shared a newsletter highlighting the key moments of 2024 and offering an exciting preview of what’s to come in 2025. Not registered yet? Click here to join us! - https://t.co/lsPm4fUmkE We’re dedicated to bringing you valuable scientific content, including groundbreaking articles, webinars, and much more. Happy holidays !🎅 🎄 🎊 🥳 #NewYear2024 #PlantDiTech #AgriculturalInnovation #PlantScience #Sustainability #GrowthAndSuccess #phenotyping

Our dedicated production worker, Tomer, takes a selfie with the #PlantArray shipment to Biozeron for the second time! 🪴 💻 Deliveries always bring us joy, but this one is extra special—an additional system delivered to the existing set, showcasing the exceptional quality and service we take pride in! You've probably already heard about us, so why not chat and see how we can accelerate and enhance YOUR research? Contact us: customer-relations@plant-ditech.com Learn more about the PlantArray: https://lnkd.in/dXPDJJMN #SustainableFarming #CropScience #WaterEfficiency #ClimateResilience #Phenotyping #Biomass #Plants #Biostimulants #Greentech #Science #Research

Water stress is a significant factor leading to yield loss in peanut cultivation, as with any crop. While melatonin seed priming has been widely used to improve stress tolerance in various crops, its application in peanuts remains unexplored. In this article, researchers explored how seed priming with melatonin affects the growth, development, and drought tolerance of two peanut cultivars using our PlantArray system and got great results within 50 days instead of 160!! (The growing cycle of peanuts) 🥜 🥜 When the #PlantArray system scans hundreds of times a day for the physiological characteristics of each plant in the array (such as VPD, biomass, transpiration), conclusions can be drawn efficiently without the need to wait for a complete peanut growing cycle. Read thr full article: https://lnkd.in/dP799yRf Learn more about PlantArray and its capabilities: https://lnkd.in/dXPDJJMN #SustainableFarming #CropScience #WaterEfficiency #ClimateResilience #Phenotyping #Biomass #Plants #Biostimulants #Greentech #Science #Research

The articles keep arriving, so we keep publishing! 📰 👩💻 As drought affects both agricultural productivity and ecological stability, this article highlights the potential of developing an ideal phenotyping tool to continuously monitor a plant's physiological profile in response to shifting environmental conditions. Our #PlantArray system is featured multiple times in the article as an automated drought phenotyping platform that continuously measures the plants' response to the environment. One of its most important features is the ability to maintain the same drought stress level for all plants, taking into account each plant's unique water-loss behavior, and precisely measuring the plants' physiological responses With over 60 academic articles referencing the system and installations at leading scientific institutions such as Wageningen University & Research & University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, the Danforth Center, and many more, PlantArray is at the forefront of innovation in plant phenotyping. For more information: https://lnkd.in/dXPDJJMN Or contact us directly: https://lnkd.in/d_MSTZcN

The new Plant Biology Innovation Greenhouse (PBIG) grand opening at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign! The new greenhouse contains around 500 NEW units of the #PlantArray system in order to accelerate the development of crops that are more productive, sustainable, and resilient to climate extremes. Thank you for choosing us 🌱 Unlock the Secrets of Plant Performance with PlantArray! Get real-time, high-resolution data—up to 500 readings a day—to spot plant reactions early and receive instant, quantified insights. See meaningful results within days, speeding up agricultural breakthroughs like never before! If you haven't heard of us, or if you have and would like to know more, let's get to know each other 👇 Have a look over our website: https://lnkd.in/dXPDJJMN Or contact us directly: customer-relations@plant-ditech.com #SustainableFarming #CropScience #WaterEfficiency #ClimateResilience #Phenotyping #Biomass #Plants #Biostimulants #Greentech #Science #Research

🥜 New article - Boosting Peanut Crop Resilience Through Water Deficit Priming 🥜 Using our #PlantArray system, the researchers demonstrated that water deficit priming through regulated deficit irrigation improves water-use efficiency in peanut plants and enhances stress acclimation across generations. In a study on two peanut genotypes (COC-041 and NMVC), offspring from primed plants displayed: ✅ Faster germination and seedling growth ✅ Enhanced water-use efficiency under stress ✅ Higher dry biomass production per unit of water The PlantArray is a high-throughput phenotyping platform designed to enhance water-use efficiency research. It provides real-time, precise measurements of whole-plant water uptake, transpiration, and other crucial physiological traits, enabling researchers to assess plant responses to water stress and identify drought-tolerant genotypes. Don't stay with your old tools, learn how you can elevate your research as well to a new level: https://lnkd.in/d_kMtEhm For the full research: https://lnkd.in/dSDuX6sz Aline de Camargo Santos, Ph.D. , Bruce Schaffer, Diane Rowland Matthew Bremgartner pamela moon, Barry Tillman , edvian rodrigues, Elias Bassil #SustainableFarming #CropScience #WaterEfficiency #ClimateResilience #Phenotyping #Biomass #Plants #Biostimulants #Greentech #Science #Research

Happy to share a new scientific article published by one of our dearest friends, Amir Mayo, MSc👨💻 🌱 This study addresses the pressing challenge of climate change, particularly the increasing severity of drought conditions, which threaten global food security and agricultural sustainability. To tackle this issue, researchers integrated the #PlantArray system, an advanced tool that precisely measures key whole-plant #physiological traits such as transpiration rate, canopy stomatal conductance (Gs canopy), and growth rate- with high spatiotemporal resolution. By combining PlantArray's capabilities with photosynthesis measurements, the study provides a more comprehensive understanding of #plant responses to water scarcity. Additionally, a remote sensing approach is used to overcome the limitations of single-leaf #photosynthesis measurements, enabling rapid scanning of multiple plant samples over time. This approach offers valuable insights into the drought stress responses of S. lycopersicum (tomato) lines, paving the way for innovations in developing drought-resilient #crops. Read more about the PlantArray system here: https://lnkd.in/dXPDJJMN

The ASA, CSSA, and SSSA International Annual Meeting Congress in Texas is taking off! If you are attending, visit us at booth #644 and explore how our PlantArray physiological phenotyping system can enhance your knowledge in agronomy, crop, and soil science. In the meantime, you are invited to learn more about how PlantArray can accelerate & enhance your research👉 https://lnkd.in/dXPDJJMN #Phenotyping #Biomass #Plants #Biostimulants #Greentech #Science #Research

Our latest newsletter is out! Here are the main topics 👇 🌱JXB editorial paper webinar- Available for viewing 🌱New related scientific articles 🌱2024 ASA, CSSA, SSSA International Annual Meeting Congress 🌱Special art-botanic project- Studying the plant while it is floating above the ground Not a member yet? Subscribe to stay up-to-date with industry trends, customer use cases, exclusive content, new articles, and exciting updates. Subscribe now: https://t.co/lsPm4fUmkE #biostimulants, #greentech, #plants , #phenotyping, #Nutrients, #plantscience, #Fertilizers