AN EXTENSIVE REVIEW ON THE POTENTIAL OF AGROHOMOEOPATHY IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS

Agrohomoeopathy is a revolutionary and eco-friendly method for regulating plant health, it’s growth, development, stress tolerance and disease resistance that applies homoeopathic principles in sustainable agriculture. To improve agricultural yield, soil health and plant tolerance to biotic and abiotic stresses, this study summarises the conceptual framework, principles, experimental evidences and practical applications of agrohomoeopathy. Evidence from plant-based experimental models suggests that homoeopathic preparations may influence growth parameters, physiological responses, stress tolerance and disease management in plants. Along with organic and sustainable agricultural practices, agrohomoeopathy has been proposed as a cost-effective and safe alternative to chemical fertilizers. However, definitive conclusions are limited due to diversity of research designs, lack of standardized methods and lack of extensive field trials. The potential of agrohomoeopathy is highlighted in this review, along with the necessity of properly organized, repeatable researches to evaluate its place in contemporary agricultural systems.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18429396
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Herbal Medicine Research Studies
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AN EXTENSIVE REVIEW ON THE POTENTIAL OF AGROHOMOEOPATHY IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS

Dr. S. N. Sharma1*, Dr. Siddhi Jain2, Dr. Vikrant Rana2, Dr. Sanskriti Mishra2, Dr. Kumari Sulekha2
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Herbal Medicine Research Studies
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AN EXTENSIVE REVIEW ON THE POTENTIAL OF AGROHOMOEOPATHY IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS

Dr. S. N. Sharma1*, Dr. Siddhi Jain2, Dr. Vikrant Rana2, Dr. Sanskriti Mishra2, Dr. Kumari Sulekha2
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Agrohomoeopathy is a revolutionary and eco-friendly method for regulating plant health, it’s growth, development, stress tolerance and disease resistance that applies homoeopathic principles in sustainable agriculture. To improve agricultural yield, soil health and plant tolerance to biotic and abiotic stresses, this study summarises the conceptual framework, principles, experimental evidences and practical applications of agrohomoeopathy. Evidence from plant-based experimental models suggests that homoeopathic preparations may influence growth parameters, physiological responses, stress tolerance and disease management in plants. Along with organic and sustainable agricultural practices, agrohomoeopathy has been proposed as a cost-effective and safe alternative to chemical fertilizers. However, definitive conclusions are limited due to diversity of research designs, lack of standardized methods and lack of extensive field trials. The potential of agrohomoeopathy is highlighted in this review, along with the necessity of properly organized, repeatable researches to evaluate its place in contemporary agricultural systems.

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AN EXTENSIVE REVIEW ON THE POTENTIAL OF AGROHOMOEOPATHY IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS — Dr. S. N. Sharma1*, Dr. Siddhi Jain2, Dr. Vikrant Rana2, Dr. Sanskriti Mishra2, Dr. Kumari Sulekha2 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS