Abstract
A new recording method for the growth and movement of plants, an electronic growth recorder, is reported. This method has the following advantages as compared with the kymographion; high sensitivity, no mechanical resistance in the writing system, simultaneous recording of many signals by multi-channel, long-run recording, facilitated procedure of connection to lead from any plant body point without injury.
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Claim · model-written summary
Compared with the kymographion, the electronic growth recorder has high sensitivity and no mechanical resistance in the writing system.
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e0“kymographion”
e1“high sensitivity, no mechanical resistance in the writing system”
Claim · model-written summary
Compared with the kymographion, the electronic growth recorder allows simultaneous multi-channel recording of many signals and long-run recording.
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e0“kymographion”
e1“simultaneous recording of many signals by multi-channel, long-run recording”
Claim · model-written summary
Compared with the kymographion, the electronic growth recorder facilitates connection to a lead from any plant body point without injury.
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e0“kymographion”
e1“facilitated procedure of connection to lead from any plant body point without injury”