This division of Wagner Research Laboratory is dedicated to solving problems in the physics of plants. In our research we found overwhelming evidence that a certain type of wave has much to do with how plants work. For example the waves provide new approaches to the gravitropism and phototropism problems (see below). Major proofs for the wave theory are so simple that experiments demonstrating their operation in plants can often be done in a few minutes with minimal equipment. One of these simple experiments is described in the reference entitled Wave Energy Density in Plants. Also visit the pages listed below. For much more information read the book Waves in Dark Matter

The work at Wagner Research Laboratory has demonstrated that the wave theory works. For example it often may provide a better explanation for the following:

• Gravity like Forces in Plants.

• Phototropism and gravitropism.

• Important Articles "A Plant's Response to Gravity as a Wave Phenomenon." and "A Plant's Response to Microgravity as a Wave Phenomenon."

• The microscopic and macroscopic structure of plants.

• Why life developed on earth in spite of the second law of thermodynamics.

• The interaction of plants with each other and other life.

• Provides an explanation for the interaction of plants with electric fields. Electric fields seem to excite modes in the W-Wave medium which cause changes in the distributions of plant internodal spacings.

• Selected References

• ARTICLE: A Basis for a Unified Theory for Plant Growth and Development
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See new article that discusses experiments making changes in plant theory.