Agriculture and Horticulture

In greenhouse cultivation, CO₂ enrichment is employed to supplement the natural CO₂ levels. to promote more efficient photosynthesis, leading to enhanced plant growth, larger yields, and improved crop quality.

In controlled indoor environments, such as vertical farms and hydroponic systems, CO₂ supplementation is used to boost plant growth and ensure optimal conditions for various crops.

CO₂ is used as a carrier gas for the application of certain pesticides and herbicides in agricultural fields. This helps to deliver the chemicals effectively to the target plants.

In tissue culture and micropropagation labs, CO₂ is used to regulate the pH of the media and provide a controlled environment for the growth of plant tissues and cells.

CO₂ is a crucial factor in various plant research and studies, helping scientists and researchers understand plant responses to different environmental conditions.

In hydroponic and aquaponic systems, where plants are grown in nutrient-rich water solutions, CO₂ supplementation enhances plant growth and nutrient uptake.

In some cases, CO₂ is used to promote seed germination and seedling development in controlled environments.