Hou T Z, Dawitof M, Wang J Y, Li M D
Xinjiang Academy of Forestry Science, Urumqi, Xinjiang, China.
Am J Chin Med. 1994;22(1):1-10. doi: 10.1142/S0192415X94000024.
Experiments were conducted on the bioelectrical potential and resistance of soybean (Glycine max) roots, stems, leaves and pods. Results showed a higher potential and lower electrical resistance associated with the leaf cushion, main vein and small vein areas in comparison with other parts of the plant. When two needles were inserted into one of the low resistance points, i.e., the leaf cushion area, the electrical resistance decreased 26.0% on the main vein and 4.5% on the mesophyll of the soybean leaf for at least 5 hours after acupuncture. These characteristics, similar to those of meridian transmission lines in humans and other animals, suggest that a meridian system might also exist in plants.
对大豆（Glycine max）的根、茎、叶和豆荚的生物电势和电阻进行了实验。结果表明，与植物的其他部分相比，叶枕、主脉和小脉区域具有更高的电势和更低的电阻。当将两根针插入其中一个低电阻点，即叶枕区域时，针刺后至少5小时，大豆叶片主脉上的电阻降低了26.0%，叶肉上的电阻降低了4.5%。这些与人类和其他动物经络传输线相似的特征表明，植物中可能也存在经络系统。
