Abstract
There is a powerful electromagnetic force on Earth that moves positive charges up and negative charges down. This force participates in many phenomena occurring both in the Earth's atmosphere and on its surface, both in the grandiose and in the almost imperceptible. So, this force causes atmospheric discharges, both ascending currents of positive charges, namely, heavenly spirits and elves, and descending currents of negative charges, namely ordinary lightning. In addition, this force distributes the water within the clouds, directing the positively charged vapor upward and the negatively charged downward. Also, this force determines the ability of salts dissolved in positively charged water to form ascending plant-like crystals. All this made it possible to assume the participation of the same force in the distribution of water inside plants. In particular, it was assumed that under the action of this force, positively charged water moves upward inside the plants, and negatively charged water moves downward. Accordingly, it was assumed that positively charged water stimulates plant growth better than negatively charged water. Both of these assumptions have been verified experimentally. As expected, positively charged water stimulated the germination of various plants, while negatively charged water suppressed it. All this made it possible to propose a fundamentally new mechanism for the distribution of water inside vertical plants. In addition, other mechanisms were analyzed to explain the opposite effects of positively and negatively charged water on germinating plants.
Highlights
It was previously found that the evaporation of saline solutions prepared in positively charged water is accompanied by the formation of cubic or rhombic crystals, while the evaporation of saline solutions prepared in negatively charged water is accompanied by the formation of needle-like or plant-like crystals [1, 2]
Trying to explain this dependence, I came to the need to take into account the electromagnetic force that constantly acts both in the atmosphere and on the surface of the Earth, causing both upward movement of positive charges and downward movement of negative charges, both atmospheric and ground ones, including aquatic [4 – 7]
To better understand the effect of electrified water on plants, including their germination, it is advisable to take into account that the penetrating ability of water depends on its electric charge, and that the electric charge of water determines its ability to hydrate starch, which is the main nutrient for germinating plants, and hydrolyze it
Summary
It was previously found that the evaporation of saline solutions prepared in positively charged water is accompanied by the formation of cubic or rhombic crystals, while the evaporation of saline solutions prepared in negatively charged water is accompanied by the formation of needle-like or plant-like crystals [1, 2]. It was found that the drying of saline solutions prepared in positively charged water is accompanied by the formation of filamentous or plant-like crystals on vertical surfaces in contact with these solutions (Figures 1, 2) [1] Trying to explain this dependence, I came to the need to take into account the electromagnetic force that constantly acts both in the atmosphere and on the surface of the Earth, causing both upward movement of positive charges and downward movement of negative charges, both atmospheric and ground ones, including aquatic [4 – 7]. Yuri Pivovarenko: Positively Charged Water as a Plant Germination Stimulator Both saline solutions only covered the bottoms of distributes water inside plants in a similar way to how it the glasses. It was shown that this force is powerful enough to cause clearly noticeable atmospheric phenomena, including celestial discharges, both ascending, which are currents of positive charges, namely, sprites and elves, and descending, which are currents of negative charges, namely, ordinary lightning (Figure 3) [4]
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