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The method detected fast spectral changes in the millisecond range.
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e0“Thus fast spectral changes in the millisecond range can be detected.”
Title
THE INDUCTION KINETIC USING A DIODE-ARRAY DETECTOR
Claus Buschmann; Hartmut K. Lichtenthaler 1988
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Method / resource A diode-array detector measured complete fluorescence emission spectra from one leaf sample during induction.
- Method / resource Pigment-protein complex changes in etiolated leaves could be measured at room temperature during early illumination.
- Observation The emission spectrum maxima did not change during induction in photosynthetically active green leaves.
- Observation In maize leaves, the 690 nm fluorescence signal rose faster than the 735 nm signal during the fast rise.
- Observation In maize leaves, the 690 nm fluorescence signal declined faster than the 735 nm signal during the slow decline.
- Observation The fluorescence ratio change during induction was demonstrated across leaves of multiple species with high and low chlorophyll content.