Plant tissue connected in a d.c. circuit behaves as a capacitor, short-circuited through a resistor. Using a saw-tooth voltage (T = 2 ma, U max = + 13 V), structural and physiological conditions in a plant tissue can be analyzed on the basis of changes in the current character.
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Dvořák et al. (1981) studied this question.
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