October-2016 Mini Spectrometers-Minirhizotrons

Portuguese startup, CoolFarm, uses
the CI-710 Miniature Leaf Spectrometer to validate their indoor farming technology.

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How do Minirhizotrons work?

The CI-600 In-Situ Root Imager and CI-602 Narrow Gauge Root Imager (coming soon!) allow researchers to study roots non-destructively. It can be hard to visualize how Minirhizotron systems work, so we made a short guide to explain.

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New Updates

Read the latest post on how our minirhizotron system and photosynthesis analyzer are being used to support the Ryer’s Native Forest Restoration project in Hilo, Hawaii.

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Coming Soon:
The CI-602 Narrow Gauge Root Imager

Guess what? Our new minirhizotron fits inside root tubes with a 2-inch inner diameter (including Bartz tubes).

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Upcoming Conferences

We’re gearing up for a busy November at CID Bio-Science.

November 6-9

American Society of Agronomy | Crop Science Society of America | Soil Science Society of America

Special Lecture, Applications for Root Imaging in Agriculture, by Andrea Melnychenko on Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 11:30 AM

Visit booth number 713 to see the new CI-602 Narrow Gauge Root Imager!

Phoenix, AZ

November 21-22

2016 Zealquest Plant Photosynthesis and Phenotyping Technology Workshop Special Lecture by Leonard Felix on Root Measurement Technology

Beijing

Beijing Ziyu Hotel No. 55 Zengguang Road, Haidian District

November 24-25

2016 Zealquest Plant Photosynthesis and Phenotyping Technology Workshop Special Lecture by Leonard Felix on Root Measurement Technology

Shanghai

Pine City Hotel No. 777 Zhaojiabang Road, Xuhui District

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