Effect of Cultivar on Chlorophyll Meter and Canopy Reflectance Measurements in Cucumber
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Optical sensors can be used to assess crop N status to assist with N fertilizer management. Differences between cultivars may affect optical sensor measurement. Cultivar effects on measurements made with the SPAD-502 (Soil Plant Analysis Development) meter and the MC-100 (Chlorophyll Concentration Meter), and of several vegetation indices measured with the Crop Circle ACS470 canopy reflectance sensor, were assessed. A cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) crop was grown in a greenhouse, with three cultivars. Each cultivar received three N treatments, of increasing N concentration, being deficient (N1), sufficient (N2) and excessive (N3). There were significant differences between cultivars in the measurements made with both chlorophyll meters, particularly when N supply was sufficient and excessive (N2 and N3 treatments, respectively). There were no consistent differences between cultivars in vegetation indices. Optical sensor measurements were strongly linearly related to leaf N content in each of the three cultivars. The lack of a consistent effect of cultivar on the relationship with leaf N content suggests that a unique equation to estimate leaf N content from vegetation indices can be applied to all three cultivars. Results of chlorophyll meter measurements suggest that care should be taken when using sufficiency values, determined for a particular cultivar
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| Authors | Romina de Souza;Rafael Grasso;M. Teresa Peña-Fleitas;Marisa Gallardo;Rodney B. Thompson;Francisco M. Padilla;de Souza, Romina;Grasso, Rafael;Peña-Fleitas, M. Teresa;Gallardo, Marisa;Thompson, Rodney B.;Padilla, Francisco M.; |
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| Year | 2020 |
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