Case Studies

The manufacturer of the biostimulant commissioned our team to investigate the product’s Mode of Action (MoA) in order to better understand how it influences photosynthetic efficiency and stomatal regulation in grapevine under different water availability conditions. The results of this study provided the scientific basis for a more predictive and informed use of the product.

To evaluate the efficacy of several biostimulant prototypes in mitigating drought stress in young lettuce plants, an experimental trial was conducted to obtain quantitative measurements supporting a data-driven selection of the most promising formulations. The selected candidates were advanced to subsequent validation phases and dedicated studies aimed at elucidating their Mode of Action (MoA).

To perform a screening of several biostimulant prototypes in mitigating drought stress in young corn plants, high-throughput technologies were employed. Despite the large number of plants included in the trial, this approach allowed us to observe, even at this preliminary stage, multiple plant response mechanisms triggered by the biostimulants. These findings provided valuable insights for designing subsequent, more detailed experimental studies.