Plant Porometer

SKU AGR-0030
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Measure transpiration rate and stomatal conductance in the field or lab.

10-hour battery life, 150,000+ data group storage. Ideal for crop, horticulture, and forestry research.

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The TPQK-1000 Plant Porometer is a field and laboratory instrument designed to measure transpiration rate and stomatal conductance in plant leaves. It works by sensing air temperature, air humidity, flow rate, and atmospheric pressure simultaneously, combining these readings to characterize how freely a leaf exchanges water vapor with its surroundings — the core physiological metric that links plant water status to productivity.

Stomatal conductance is the key parameter researchers compare across treatments, species, growth stages, and environmental conditions. Because stomata regulate both water loss and CO₂ uptake, accurate conductance data underpins studies in drought tolerance, irrigation scheduling, canopy modeling, and breeding selection, making the TPQK-1000 relevant from controlled-environment growth chambers to open field plots.

The instrument is built for extended measurement campaigns. An onboard rechargeable lithium battery (7.4 V, 10 Ah) delivers up to 10 hours of continuous operation per charge, and internal storage holds more than 150,000 data groups — enough capacity to log entire field seasons without offloading data at the end of every day.

Typical applications include agricultural crop physiology, horticultural variety trials, forestry canopy assessments, and undergraduate or postgraduate plant-science teaching programs where hands-on stomatal measurement is part of the curriculum.

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