Plant root sampling new skills! Plant root sampler makes it easy to sample plant roots for sampling..

We know that plants grow in the soil and rely on the root system to absorb water and nutrients. Therefore, healthy plants should have a dense and broad root system. As long as the nutrition and water are adequate, the root cloth will be more widely absorbed. The more full. The use of plant root samplers to study the roots of plants in modern agriculture can give us a better understanding of the possibility of tree root growth (depth and density), understanding the true growth of crop growth, and providing improved crop varieties and improved production processes. An important reference.

The plant root sampler is also called the original root soil sampling drill, root drill, etc. Topp cloud farmer provides an original root sampling drill set, not only the plant root sampler, but also with the aluminum box, the bit body, Connecting rods, hitting handles, hammers, fixed spanners, tape measures, scraper blades, Phillips screwdrivers, gloves, and many other attachments have made it even easier to carry out the sampling work of wild plant roots and effectively improve work efficiency. Work effect.

It can be said that sampling with a plant root sampler is a new technique for sampling the roots of a plant. Using this tool, it is possible to easily solve the problem of plant root sampling. The instrument is simple in operation, small in size, light in weight, and easy to carry outdoors. Root drill is a key component to carry out sampling of plant roots. The root drill of plant root sampler produced by Topp Yunnon uses a specially designed tooth blade, which has a long service life; the drill body can be replaced, and the extension rod can be disassembled and can be applied to different depths. The soil sampling is flexible and convenient; in addition, the plant root sampler does not damage the sample, and the sample is almost identical to the original sample. Therefore, the plant root sampler is widely used to study the possible growth of the root system, and to measure the depth and density of the root system, which has made important contributions to the development of modern agriculture.