Cybernetic System for Plant Growth Control
The LAGRE™ research approach is protected by:
U.S. Patent US 12,600,768 B2
Taiwan Patent I 803123
Research & Agricultural Nanotechnology
From nanoscale signals
to measurable plant response
Land Green Technology studies how precisely configured inputs interact with the seed, root system, water, pH, light and controlled environment.
Nanotechnology is one layer of this research platform—not a universal product claim. The objective is a documented programme for a defined plant, variety, stage and biological task.
7+
Years of platform research
2,000+
Nutrient-solution formulations studied
2025
Featured rice publication
B · Mo · Mn
Nano-nutrient study
Plant-specific question
Nanoscale input
Controlled environment
Measured response
RESEARCH PLATFORM
The activities of Land Green Technology ( LAGRE ) are focused on the intersection of plant biology, nanotechnology, precision hydropneumatics, optical technologies, automation, and digital robotics.
We conduct fundamental and applied research aimed at understanding the mechanisms of early plant development and realizing their genetic potential under controlled-environment conditions (CEA/HPA).
The rapid development of artificial intelligence, sensor technologies, and digital data analysis is becoming an important new component of our research platform, opening additional directions for identifying effective combinations of biological and physical signals.
OUR RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Unlike conventional agronomic trials that primarily investigate individual factors, the Formula G1 research platform studies the synergistic effects created through the synchronization of multiple biological, physical, and technological signals.
- Nutritional Signal
Research into individual and combined nano-nutrient formulations for controlling early plant development. - Water Environment Signal - Isotopic Control
Research into water with controlled deuterium content, including extremely low deuterium concentrations. - Optical Signal
Programmable LED systems with up to 16 spectral ranges and 256 intensity levels for creating individualized light programs. - Physicochemical Environment Signal
Real-time monitoring and synchronization of pH, Redox (ORP), EC, and dissolved oxygen (DO). - Electrical Signal
Research into the effects of electric fields and controlled parameters of electrical current, power, and exposure duration on root-system development.
- Gas Signal
Programmable control of atmospheric gas composition and individual gas concentrations. - Ultrasonic and Acoustic Signal
Research into different frequencies and multifrequency acoustic programs as additional physical factors influencing plant development. - Atmospheric Pressure Signal
Research into programmable changes in atmospheric pressure, including their combination with different atmospheric gas compositions. - Temperature and Humidity Signal
Research into temperature and humidity regimes synchronized with other controlled-environment parameters. - New Combined Signals
Identification and experimental evaluation of new combinations of factors aimed primarily at developing and strengthening plant root architecture.
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC RECOGNITION AND PUBLICATIONS
The research results of Land Green Technology have been presented in scientific publications and at international forums in the fields of nanotechnology, plant science, horticulture, and controlled-environment technologies. The company’s research has received international academic exposure, including:
- International Symposium on Nanoscience and Technology 2018 - Istanbul, Turkey - our performance "Formula-G1 - a new agricultural research platform".
- International Symposium on Nanoscience and Technology 2024 - Osaka, Japan - our performance "Nanotechnology: a new orbit in agricultural development".
- The 32nd International Horticultural Congress - IHC2026, Kyoto, Japan - our performance oral scientific presentation on the combined application of nano-nutrient solutions, water with controlled deuterium content, and light spectrum during the early development of rice;
- scientific publications on the application of nano-nutri-priming and hydro-priming to improve germination and early development of rice;
- publications and research addressing the role of nanotechnology in the development of new technological approaches to agriculture.
The LAGRE™ research program integrates patent-protected technologies, proprietary experimental infrastructure, long-term research, international scientific publications, and the presentation of research results at international scientific forums. Our goal is not simply to study individual factors. Our goal is to understand the language of plant signals and learn how to synchronize them.
One integrated research direction
Research and nano belong on the same page
Nanoparticles do not work independently of biology. Composition, particle characteristics, concentration, dispersion, pH, water chemistry, treatment timing and plant variety can all change the response.
For that reason, LGT connects nanotechnology with controlled plant research. A material becomes valuable only when its function, limits and context are measured in a reproducible protocol.
The research cycle
From biological question to validated protocol
The platform is designed to reveal relationships - not to add more of every input.
Define the task
Select the plant, variety, seed condition, stage and response to investigate.
Configure the signal
Specify composition, dose, dispersion, timing and delivery route.
Control the context
Set pH, water, nutrition, microbial, light and environmental conditions.
Measure the plant
Compare germination, vigour, root architecture, biomass and stage-specific traits.
Refine the protocol
Document effective conditions, limitations and the next experimental question.
Nanotechnology platform
Nano is a scale of precision - not a promise by itself
Nanoscale components can behave differently from conventional materials because of their size, surface area and dispersion. Those characteristics may support highly responsive treatments at low input levels, but the outcome remains dependent on the complete biological system.
Featured published research · 2025
Impact of nano-nutri-priming and hydro-priming on Shiroudi (Oryza sativa) traits in different pH environments
The controlled laboratory study compared nano-nutri-priming and hydro-priming of Shiroudi rice across acidic, neutral and alkaline environments at pH 5.5, 7.0 and 8.0. Boron, molybdenum and manganese were the nanoscale nutrient components within a multi-component Nnp formulation.
Three authors were affiliated with Land Green and Technology Co., Ltd. The company provided the Shiroudi seeds and supported the research. The results show why a treatment cannot be separated from its pH environment: neutral conditions produced the reported Nnp gains in germination, vigour index-2 and dry matter accumulation, while root responses followed a different pH-dependent pattern.
Applied Ecology and Environmental Research
23(1) · 1561–1576
DOI 10.15666/aeer/2301_15611576
Study scope
Controlled laboratory experiment
These early-development results are not field-yield data. The article calls for further open-field study and monitoring of nanoparticle pathways.
What the study adds
Within each pH environment, nano-nutri-priming increased root fresh weight compared with hydro-priming. Root dry weight also exceeded the corresponding hydro-priming treatment under neutral and alkaline conditions. The response was not uniform: hydro-primed seed at pH 5.5 showed 15.4% higher germination, 25% higher vigour index-1 and 30.4% higher dry matter accumulation than the study reference - hydro-primed seed at pH 7.0.
Why it matters for LGT
The result supports an individual-programme strategy. The next question is not “Which universal nano-fertilizer?” but “Which formulation, pH, seed state and protocol produce the intended response for this plant?”
Controlled research infrastructure
Scale the evidence - not the assumption
A response observed in one treatment becomes the starting point for refinement. Automated seed modules, phytolaboratories, controlled atmosphere rooms, programmable water and multispectral lighting allow the next comparison to remain attached to its conditions.
Current research directions
Four programmes moving from question to application
Each direction uses the same principle: control the variables, measure the biological response and define the limits.
Seed priming
Plant- and variety-specific nano-nutrient programmes for germination, seedling vigour and root-system development.
Programmable LED
Stage-specific combinations of spectrum, intensity, timing and root-versus-shoot illumination.
Controlled water for plants
Research into pH, redox potential, mineral and isotopic parameters as active variables in plant systems.
Applied cultivation
Translation of controlled research into phytolaboratories, protected cultivation and accessible home-growing systems.
International congress presentation
Land Green Technology at Nano S&T‑2024
Land Green Technology participated with an oral presentation at the 13th Annual World Congress of Nano Science & Technology in Osaka, Japan. The organiser’s speaker correspondence was addressed to Dr. Layla Naim.
Osaka · Japan
20-22
May 2024
Nanotechnology: A New Strategy for the 4th Agricultural Revolution
The talk introduced LGT’s plant-specific nano-nutrition research and the Formula-G1™ cybernetic research platform for controlled plant development.
Historical record. This presentation reflects the platform development stage reported in May 2024. Current platform specifications and validated results are presented separately on this page.
Selected publications & scientific dialogue
A research record that can be followed to its source
Impact of nano-nutri-priming and hydro-priming on Shiroudi rice traits in different pH environments
View DOI recordOptimization of the Pre-sowing Treatment of Rice Seeds Using Nanotechnology
View DOI recordCybernetic system controlling plant growth factors
View official programmeTechnical materials archive
Looking for the legacy materials library?
Powder and colloid specifications remain available as a technical archive. Material specifications do not replace plant-specific biological validation.
Research & collaboration
Build a controlled study for a specific plant and task
Land Green Technology works with universities, research institutes and technology partners to design, test and document plant-development protocols.
