MONITORING ON PLANT LEAF WATER POTENTIAL USING NIR SPECTROSCOPY FOR WATER STRESS MANAGEMENT
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Abstract
The performance of the calibration model with temperature compensation for on-plant leaf water potential (LWP) determination in tomato plants was evaluated. During a cycle of water stress, the on-plant LWP measurement was conducted. The result showed that the LWP values under water stress and recovery from water stress could be monitored well. It showed that a real time monitoring of the LWP values using NIR spectroscopy could be possible.
Keywords: water stress, real time monitoring of leaf water potential, NIR spectroscopy, plant response-based
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| Authors | Suhandy, Diding; |
| Journal | jurnal teknologi & industri hasil pertanian |
| Year | 2012 |
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