Examination of Plant Physiological Monitoring Alongside in-Vivo Four-Point-Probe Impedance Spectroscopy of Live Tobacco Plants

Electrical impedance spectroscopy for continuous plant monitoring has been offered as a promising method. This paper attempts to show the feasibility of the application of this method to monitor known physiological parameters. This is achieved by the evaluation of photosynthesis parameters in the plant, and the plant's response of stress values. This feasibility study is a step towards quantifying the impedance spectroscopy data obtained in plant physiology terms - thus moving towards the realization of a new sensing methodology.