Relationship between environmental factors and diurnal variation of bioelectric potentials of an intact jute plant.

摘要

The effect of environmental factors such as photosynthetic photon flux density, and air and soil temperature on the inherent bioelectric potential of intact jute (cv. JRC 212) plants measured at 2 points 100 cm apart varied between -18 mV at night and 40 mV during midday. The bioelectric potential of the plant was more closely related to soil temperature than air temperature or light intensity.