In vivo BIO-IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT IS A NON-DESTRUCTIVE METHOD USED IN PLANT DIAGNOSIS: REVIEW OF BIOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES IN PLANTS

We applied in vivo impedance measurement in the entire plant. We aim to emphasize the value and the importance of applying the electrical bio-impedance measurement of the root and the first leaf of a wheat plant aged 14 days as a sample, compared to classical biophysical methods in plants, for instance electrical action potential. We conclude that bio-impedance measurement is a non-destructive biophysical technique. And it can be useful in plant organ diagnosis and their physiological states. There is a significant difference between electrical parameters of different organs that can be used to characterize each one of them.