Environment Control in Biology
Online ISSN : 2185-1018
Print ISSN : 0582-4087
ISSN-L : 0582-4087
Studies on Measurements of Plant Physiological Information and Their Agricultural Applications (No.3)
Development of Non-destructive and Continuous Measurement of Plant Growth and Swelling
Kenzo IWAOTaikichi TAKANO
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1989 Volume 27 Issue 2 Pages 57-60

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Abstract
Various methods have been tried to measure plant growth and swelling. For example, a rule has been used to measure plant elongation and calipers to measure fruit swelling. Recently, many electrical sensors such as differential transformer have been tried in order to use computer for data logging and analysis.
In this report, the non-destructive and continuous measurements are described as following. The measured data will be reported in the following paper.
(1) Measurement of shoot elongation,
(2) Measurement of fruit swelling,
(3) Measurement of leaf development,
(4) Measurement of flower bud swelling.
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