The cotton plot below (center) missed the recommended first treatment and only received the second treatment. It was late in showing a difference between the treated and control acreage; however, the difference by the end of the season was significant. The crop exhibited a deeper and more extensive root system; thicker stalks, taller plants and a deeper green color. The crop proved to withstand stresses better as a wind storm near the end of the season blew down the control crop, yet the treated portion withstood the wind and was able to be harvested one week earlier (which received a higher price at the cotton gin) than the control crop. The treated portion generated an additional 8% of ginned cotton (lint) per acre as well as a significantly greater seed quantity. Research and development continued at the end of 2006 and the beginning of 2007 with greenhouse research conducted at Michigan State University (MSU).
នៅ ក្នុង 2006, លើស ពី នេះ ទៀត នៅ ក្នុង កសិដ្ឋាន ដើម្បី ធ្វើ តេ ស្ត នៅ ក្នុង រដ្ឋ Mississippi និង សាកល្បង ផ្ ទះ កញ្ចក់ នៅ សាកលវិទ្យាល័យ រដ្ឋ Michigan បាន, កសិករ នៅ ក្នុង Michigan បាន, រដ្ឋ Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas និង ដាំ 10 acre test plots of different commercial crops. While the application of the product was inconsistent as some farmers missed the first treatment, លទ្ធផល នៅតែ គួរ ឱ្យ កត់ សម្គាល់.