Xenohormesis

The expected benefits include improve lifespan and fitness, by activating the animal's cellular stress response.

A possible example may be resveratrol, which is famously found in red wine, which modulates over two dozen receptors and enzymes in mammals.

Such as in the case of cinnamon, which in several studies have shown to help treat type 2 diabetes, but hasn't been confirmed in meta analysis.

Although the ideal conditions will cause the plant to increase its crop output it can also be argued it is loosing stress and therefore the hormesis.

[3] Xeno comes from Greek, meaning foreign, and hormesis is the adaptive response of organisms and cells to stress.

[2] It has also been shown that it affects macro nutrients, cold shock may increase the level of unsaturated fatty acids.