microplant
A microplant is a miniature plant organism, typically cultivated through advanced horticultural or biotechnological methods, that exhibits the physical and physiological characteristics of larger plants but in a significantly reduced size. These tiny plants are often used for research, educational purposes, sustainable landscaping, or as decorative elements in environments where space is limited.
Microplants can be produced by tissue culture techniques, such as micropropagation, which involve growing plant tissues
Due to their small size, microplants require less water, nutrients, and space than conventional plants, making
Research into microplants also explores their potential in sustainable agriculture, as rapid propagation techniques can help
Overall, microplants represent a fusion of botanical science and sustainable design, offering innovative solutions for environmental