sensor-technology
Sensor technology encompasses devices and systems that detect, measure, and transmit data about physical, chemical, or biological conditions in real time. In plant science, sensors are used to monitor variables such as soil moisture, light intensity, temperature, and leaf gas exchange, enabling researchers to study plant responses to environmental conditions with unprecedented precision. These tools accelerate discoveries in areas like stress physiology, crop optimization, and phenotyping by providing continuous, non-destructive data streams from living plants.
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