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Bringing new crops to light by looking below ground

The CI-600 In-Situ Root Imager allows Dr. Shinsuke Agehara and his team at University of Florida to develop a holistic understanding of established and emerging crops in Florida—from the ground, up.

Software Downloads of CI-600

Current Version For more detailed instructions, please refer to the software and driver installation documents below. *Note: In order to install the CI-600 driver in Windows 8 / Windows 10, you must disable the driver signature enforcement (click here) A PDF document detailing how to replace previous versions of the CI-600 Driver ci-600-replacing-previous-driver-versions.pdf RootSnap! Software… Continue reading…

Reaching into the Rhizosphere – CID Minirhizotron Studies Impacting Commercial Peach and Citrus

University of Florida Plant Root Biologist Dr. Lorenzo Rossi sits down with CID Application Scientist Galen George to discuss commercially impactful root research on Florida peach cultivation, and HLB-affected citrus trees using the CI-602 Narrow Gauge Root Imager.

Back to Our Roots: Root research now and into the future [FULL WEBINAR]

During this time of social distancing, let’s come together (virtually) to talk about root research! Special guest researcher Dr. Lorenzo Rossi of the University of Florida, along with our application scientist, Galen George, review real life situations where root research has been used and will discuss where it’s headed in the future. 4 published studies… Continue reading…

CI-600 Webinar: Live Demonstration

CI-600 Non-Destructive Root Imager Demonstration for Plant Root Analysis

The CI-600 and CI-602 Root Imagers enable researchers to non-destructively analyze root systems, mycorrhizae and soil conditions.