A novel carbon-based material (abbreviated N-FCN) composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen and application thereof. The raw materials of the novel carbon-based material are derived from natural or simple inorganic matter which provide the four elements of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen in the novel carbon-based material. A composite organic matter is formed at low voltage and low energy and comprises a carbon base in graphite structure, at least one or more composite organic functional groups and an organic small molecule, wherein at least two or more amino acids may be detected in the organic small molecule. The novel carbon-based material may induce an active response of an organism. After a trace of the novel carbon-based material is released into a biological growth environment, the organism will actively respond to the induction of the novel carbon-based material. At the same time, the novel carbon-based material has a broad spectrum of response, depending on growth characteristics of different organisms, as well as different beneficial effects of the response, such as accelerated growth, increased biomass, increased resistance, increased yield and improved quality.
