Plasma processes in vegetative ecological systems and their gas-discharge photographic monitoring
The known methods of studying physics of plasma of condensed media are used to prove by experiments the existence of a plasma-similar state (PSS) of a biological matter by example of objects of vegetative origin and their systems. One of the basic properties of the local action of a low-frequency electromagnetic field (LF EMF) on "bioplasma" (BP) of plants is identified, namely the property to change its structural organization from a collection of free electrically charged particles, thus creating conditions for various vibrations and waves propagation in BP. The perspectiveness of using gas-discharge photography (GDP) for monitoring collective (plasma) processes of vegetative ecological systems functioning under the conditions of the LF EMF action is demonstrated. The GDP is used to establish that the processes of plants and their systems in BP are responsible for the quickly proceeding phase of their functioning.