Investigation of ultra-low photon emission of rapeseed seeds stimulated in an electric field

. This paper describes the response of rapeseed photon emission to their stimulation by an electric field. The stimulation time and the intensity of the electric field were the experimental factors. In the experiment, the electric field intensity was applied from 1 kV/cm to 3kV/cm in intervals of 0.5 kV/cm and for each of these values the stimulation time was from 5s to 30s in intervals of 5s. In the next stage of the project, field- stimulated seeds were parameterized using the Single Photon Couting (SPC) method. An R4220 photomultiplier was used to record photon radiation. It was found that the highest photon emission was characterised by the stimulation range from 1.8 kV/cm to 2.2 kV/cm, which expanded with increasing time of rapeseed stimulation. However, the amount of radiation increases monotonically depending on the duration of electrical stimulation. At the same time, the effect of changes in the intensity of the electric field is much smaller, which indicates the presence of structural features of the seed material and its selective susceptibility to electromagnetic interactions.