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    Quantum Botany: The Effects of Quantum Entanglement on Plant Growth

    Journal of Theoretical Plant Sciences, Vol. 42, Issue 1, 2024

    Abstract

    This study explores the possibility of quantum entanglement affecting cellular


    communication within plants. Utilizing a controlled environment, we entangled
    photon pairs and exposed one of each pair to Arabidopsis thaliana seedlings, while
    the other photon was directed to a separate chamber 500 kilometers away. The
    hypothesis suggests that quantum coherence between distant cells may influence
    plant growth rates and stress resistance.

    Introduction

    Recent advancements in quantum biology propose that subatomic particles play a role
    in biological processes, such as photosynthesis and magnetoreception. However, the
    direct application of quantum entanglement in macroscopic organisms like plants
    remains unexplored.

    Methodology

    A total of 100 seedlings were divided into two groups: the entangled photon group
    and a control group exposed to non-entangled photons. Growth rates, chlorophyll
    content, and enzyme activities were monitored over a 30-day period.

    Results

    Plants exposed to entangled photons exhibited a 15% increase in growth rate


    compared to the control group. Additionally, these plants demonstrated enhanced
    resistance to oxidative stress, suggesting a potential link between quantum
    coherence and biological signaling.

    Conclusion

    The findings indicate that quantum entanglement may influence cellular processes in
    plants, opening new avenues for research in quantum agriculture.

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