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POKLUDOVÁ, M. KŘÍŽ, T.
Originální název
The Study of Transport of Substances in the Plant Stems
Typ
článek v časopise - ostatní, Jost
Jazyk
angličtina
Originální abstrakt
Monitoring of tissue structures of Euphorbia plants in non-destructive manner is possible using nuclear magnetic resonance-based tracking of angular momentum and the responses of nuclei placed in a magnetic field with defined induction and interaction with high-frequency electromagnetic waves. Characteristics of the response are dependent on the method of appli-cation of series of radiofrequency pulses. After the finish of phenomenon the resulting signal is detected by the receiving coil of tomograph. Measured plant is sensed by magnetic resonance imaging in several slices oriented perpendicular to the axis of the stem of the plant. The slices are designed in the same distances between them from the bottom of the root to the top edge of the plant. There is only part of the plant in the working area of the tomograph during the measurement. The measurements are chosen using sensing techniques called spin echo and in-version recovery method. The acquired images are weighted by relaxation times T1 for spin echo method respectively by T2 for inversion recovery method. Pictures weighted by relaxation times are evaluated in the program Marevisi manually to determine vascular structure of plants. Longer relaxation times correspond to places where there is a greater presence of water. Contrasts in the image correspond to the chemical bonds in nutritive substances, viscosity agents and mobility of molecules.
Klíčová slova
Euphorbia, NMR, plant stems, relaxation times
Autoři
POKLUDOVÁ, M.; KŘÍŽ, T.
Rok RIV
2011
Vydáno
12. 9. 2011
ISSN
1559-9450
Periodikum
Progress In Electromagnetics
Ročník
Číslo
Stát
Spojené státy americké
Strany od
986
Strany do
989
Strany počet
4
BibTex
@article{BUT73546, author="Michaela {Pokludová} and Tomáš {Kříž}", title="The Study of Transport of Substances in the Plant Stems", journal="Progress In Electromagnetics", year="2011", volume="2011", number="2011", pages="986--989", issn="1559-9450" }