To understand how ComCat helps the development of plants, it’s worth knowing what factors dictate (or inhibit) growth in the first place.
Plants react to their environment, and the signals they pick up are communicated at a genetic level where specific enzymes are created and activated for specific purposes. The signals can be positive or negative, and they include things like the amount of light, oxygen, heat, and disease to name a few. So, in the presence of positive signals such as light, growth enzymes are activated. On the other hand, if plants are exposed to adverse heat or cold, resistance enzymes are put to work.
The enzymes tell specific parts of plants how to react. And if it’s a sunny day, they’ll tell the root cells to multiply and the leaf cells to photosynthesize. The opposite happens if the environmental signals are inhibiting growth. But what if we could help plants increase their ability at both stages?