Scientists report a spray helped avocado trees in Israel yield about 35% more by weight over three years, but the findings are still a preprint
New Israeli research suggests a spray treatment may help avocado farmers reduce climate-related crop losses. This treatment, using sodium hydrosulfide, increased avocado yield by about thirty-five percent by weight. The compound is believed to help plants respond to environmental stresses like heat and frost. However, the study is currently a preprint and has not yet undergone peer review.
New Israeli research suggests a spray treatment may help avocado farmers reduce climate-related crop losses. This treatment, using sodium hydrosulfide, increased avocado yield by about thirty-five percent by weight. The compound is believed to help plants respond to environmental stresses like heat and frost. However, the study is currently a preprint and has not yet undergone peer review.
