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The study analyzes the impact of constant and alternating magnetic fields andalternating electric fields on various growth parameters of soy plants: thegermination energy and capacity, plants emergence and number, the Yield(II) ofthe fresh mass of seedlings, protein content, and photosynthetic parameters.Four cultivars were used: MAVKA, MERLIN, VIOLETTA, and ANUSZKA. Moreover, theadvanced Machine Learning processing pipeline was proposed to distinguish theimpact of physical factors on photosynthetic parameters. It is possible todistinguish exposition on different physical factors for the first threecultivars; therefore, it indicates that the EM factors have some observableeffect on soy plants. Moreover, some influence of physical factors on growthparameters was observed. The use of ELM (Electromagnetic) fields had a positiveimpact on the germination rate in Merlin plants. The highest values wererecorded for the constant magnetic field (CMF) - Merlin, and the lowest for thealternating electric field (AEF) - Violetta. An increase in terms of emergenceand number of plants after seed stimulation was observed for the Mavkacultivar, except for the AEF treatment (number of plants after 30 days) (...)

Stimulation of soy seeds using environmentally friendly magnetic and electric fields