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Detection of seed viability by photoacoustic carbon dioxide sensing
Detection of seed viability by photoacoustic carbon dioxide sensing
- “Researchers designed a CO2 photoacoustic sensing system based on a differential Helmholtz photoacoustic cell and verified that the respiration rate of Nanjing rice seeds is directly proportional to seed vitality, with a correlation of 0.979. This provides a reference for using photoacoustic spectroscopy technology to determine the vitality level of rice seeds.”
- Optics and Precision Engineering Vol. 33, Issue 3, Pages: 367-376(2025)
DOI: 10.37188/OPE.20253303.0367
- CSTR: 32169.14.OPE.20253303.0367
Revised:2024-12-24
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