ArticleFrontiers in plant science2019
Estimation of Vertical Leaf Nitrogen Distribution Within a Rice Canopy Based on Hyperspectral Data.
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Abstract
Accurate estimations of the vertical leaf nitrogen (N) distribution within a rice canopy is helpful for understanding the nutrient supply and demand of various functional leaf layers of rice and for improving the predictions of rice productivity. A two-year field experiment using different rice varieties, N rates, and planting densities was performed to investigate the vertical distribution of the leaf nitrogen concentration (LNC, %) within the rice canopy, the relationship between the LNC in different leaf layers (LNC
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