Electromagnetic Irradiation Induced Residual Physiological Effects in Gram Plant
Abstract:Plants growing in open environment are exposed to uninterrupted electromagnetic radiation. In general, plant tissues are capable of absorbing significant amount of incident electromagnetic energy because of high permittivity and loss tangent. Over the last decade, electromagnetic energy absorption rates in terms of 'Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)' have been quantified for a number of fruits, flowers and plant models. However, one-time controlled electromagnetic irradiation induced residual physiological plant … Show more
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