Cell phone irradiation of Stannum metallicum 30x: cress length data and image analysis data of copper chloride fingerprint analysis.

Lepidium sativum seeds were germinated and grown at 18 °C (± 1°C) for 96 h in suspended plastic zipper bags on chromatographic paper moistened with homeopathic or control solutions. The Verum experiments consisted of 10 independently prepared sets of Stannum metallicum 30x and lactose 30x preparations. In each experiment the two preparations were examined untreated, cell phone irradiated, and after autoclavation (data analysis of autoclaved treatments will be reported elsewhere).Systematic negative control (SNC) experiments were included to monitor experimental stability throughout the entire investigation. These SNC experiments consisted of 6 preparations of distilled H20 1x each, prepared as 10 independent sample sets. Seedlings were photographed for later determination of their length [20250729-CressLength.xlsx], extracted in the corresponding solutions, after which the extracts were mixed with a CuCl2 dihydrate solution and pipetted into Petri-dishes. These solutions were then allowed to evaporate under standardized conditions, resulting in the formation of two-dimensional dendritic crystallisation patterns. To evaluate the crystallisation patterns, computerised image analysis was used based on textural features and the local fractal dimenion [20250729.Texture_LCFD.xlsx].