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Observe together, understand step by step.
To read the comparisons below, look at the protocol: the seeds used, the germination conditions and the follow-up period. Each result should be read in this specific context.
Our observations
Curiosity grows.
Experiments with plants and their germination. We share the comparison conditions and observations to help you understand what was studied.
With O-Mira
O-Mira + plant
Seeds pre-exposed to O‑MIRA
The seed packet was exposed to O‑MIRA for approximately 48 hours before opening. Germination was then monitored for eight days, in darkness, at approximately 24 °C.
Without O-Mira
Unevenness
Control seeds, without O‑MIRA
The control packet was not pre-exposed to O‑MIRA. Germination of these seeds was monitored for eight days, also in darkness, at approximately 24 °C.
Emission
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Why?
Plants emit biophotons
Plants naturally produce ultra-weak light, invisible to the naked eye. Known as biophoton emission, it accompanies biochemical reactions in their cells. Scientific study
growth
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How?
Growth changes this signal
During germination, root and shoot development can be accompanied by increased biophoton emissions. This signal provides information about biological activity, but can also change in response to stress. Scientific study
Compare
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Result!
Compare to study O‑MIRA
Our tests explore photon emission and germination under conditions with and without O‑MIRA. The aim is to identify measurable differences and investigate a possible effect of the device, to be confirmed through repeated tests.
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Find the reports and explanations on our Research page. Our team is also here to answer your questions about the product.
