In addition to its effects on cell cycle regulation, sound waves have also been

found to stimulate endogenous hormones, which play a crucial role in plant growth
and development. For instance, studies have demonstrated that sound waves can
increase the production of auxins, a class of plant hormones that promote cell
elongation and division (Hou et al. 1994a, b). This suggests that sound waves may
be able to enhance plant growth by influencing hormone production.

The benefits of using sound waves to enhance plant growth are numerous. By
stimulating plant growth and increasing crop yields, sound waves can help address
the global challenge of feeding a growing population. Additionally, sound wave
technology has the potential to reduce our reliance on chemical fertilizers and
biocides, which can have negative environmental impacts. For example, studies have
shown that sound waves can enhance disease resistances in plants, reducing the need
for pesticides

While there is still much to be learned about the effects of sound waves on plant
growth, the existing evidence suggests that this technology has significant
potential. Further research is needed to confirm these findings and explore the
full range of applications for sound wave technology in agriculture.