The LK-1400 In-situ Multispectral Plant Root Analyzer is primarily based on micro-rhizotron technology and multispectral imaging technology. It enables in-situ observation of roots without disrupting the soil structure and root growth environment. By installing transparent micro-rhizotrons in the soil, a high-definition imaging system captures and analyzes root systems within, allowing for targeted, in-situ observation and research on the growth, death, and distribution (root architecture) patterns of roots, mycorrhizae, and even root nodules. By capturing light signals of various wavelengths, this system acquires the reflectance, transmittance, or emissivity characteristics of roots under different spectral conditions. Through a combination of these multispectral bands, the system can effectively distinguish between living and dead roots, achieving precise discrimination of different root states to meet various research needs. One of its significant advantages is the ability to continuously monitor individual fine roots from birth to death without interfering with their growth process. In conjunction with professional root analysis software, it can quantify root-related indicators, including root length, area, tip count, diameter, distribution patterns, and the number of living and dead roots.
The LK-1400 In-situ Multispectral Plant Root Analyzer is primarily based on micro-rhizotron technology and multispectral imaging technology. It enables in-situ observation of roots without disrupting the soil structure and root growth environment. By installing transparent micro-rhizotrons in the soil, a high-definition imaging system captures and analyzes root systems within, allowing for targeted, in-situ observation and research on the growth, death, and distribution (root architecture) patterns of roots, mycorrhizae, and even root nodules. By capturing light signals of various wavelengths, this system acquires the reflectance, transmittance, or emissivity characteristics of roots under different spectral conditions. Through a combination of these multispectral bands, the system can effectively distinguish between living and dead roots, achieving precise discrimination of different root states to meet various research needs. One of its significant advantages is the ability to continuously monitor individual fine roots from birth to death without interfering with their growth process. In conjunction with professional root analysis software, it can quantify root-related indicators, including root length, area, tip count, diameter, distribution patterns, and the number of living and dead roots.
Composition:
The LK-1400 consists of a control unit, a high-definition imaging module, high-definition cables, a positioning ruler, and a positioning handle. This system captures high-resolution images of roots and rhizosphere microorganisms across different seasons. It is robust, durable, lightweight, and portable, equipped with a "Smucker" positioning handle for precise positioning. The system is suitable for micro-rhizotrons installed horizontally, vertically, or at an inclined angle. The accompanying professional image acquisition software facilitates rapid setup, image capture, and ICAP naming. The software adjusts the imaging area based on the diameter of the micro-rhizotron and includes nonlinear calibration functionality to eliminate the curved effect of the micro-rhizotron.
System Features:
Technical Specifications:
Basic Configuration:
Control Tablet computer; HD imaging module, 1.8-meter data cable, positioning ruler, positioning handle, power cord, 10 micro-root tubes made of imported materials; root image analysis software.
Origin and Manufacturer:China Eco-mind