Hello,
We will measure chlorophyll content of a great number of plants in field, with a dualex. We will also collect leaves to measure other physical traits.
I would store some of them to quantify chl content after field campaign, in the aim of calibrating dualex measures. Is there a valid way to do so?
Thanks!
Lucas Deschamps
shock freezing in liquid nitrogen, followed by freeze drying. If not available to you use fresh ait drying in a ventilated oven at 70C, but take care to have the samples loose packed in light paper bags (we like to use bakers bags for rolls).
@Schnug. Sir, I am very interested in the suggestion proffered. How can this be carried out in an oven at 70C and still be ventilated. I really want to be enlightened, sir. Then, how the shock freezing in liquid nitrogen? Is it to stop biochemical activities suddenly so that redistribution of biochemicals will not occur?
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