When strolling through the produce aisle at your local grocery store, you might wonder what that mist is that's spraying over ...

Grocery store produce Apples, lettuce, limes, tomatoes—the list goes on as the aisles do. Typically, shoppers head right to ...

Misting is necessary for only plants that can take in moisture through their leaves — a type of plant called an epiphyte, which evolved to grow on trees versus in soil. Common houseplants ...

The technology integrates advanced LED systems and aeroponic misting to maximize efficiency and reduce resource ... Anu ...

Bright light such as a windowsill can help the plant to “produce more blooms ... Instead of watering it every day, owners ...

Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Amy Romer, works as a mentor for Megaphone's peer newsroom called The Shift in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.The Shift is made up of a diverse group of ...

Initial tests indicated that many of the resulting lipid nanoparticles efficiently held mRNA and didn’t change size during misting or after being misted ... biotechnology companies that produce RNA ...

On the positive side, misting produce helps maintain the necessary moisture to prevent vegetables from becoming dehydrated, and benefits those that thrive in humidity, such as cabbages ...