ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2021
Solar Radiation Flux Provides a Method of Quantifying Weed-Crop Balance in Present and Future Climates.
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- Accurate estimation of fractional vegetation cover for winter wheat by integrated unmanned aerial systems and satellite images.Frontiers in plant science · 2023Article
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A systematic approach to quantifying the weed-crop balance through the flux of solar radiation was developed and tested on commercial fields in a long-established Atlantic zone cropland. Measuring and modelling solar energy flux in crop stands has become standard practice in analysis and comparison of crop growth and yield across regions, species and years. In a similar manner, the partitioning of incoming radiation between crops and the in-field plant community may provide 'common currencies' through which to quantify positive and negative effects of weeds in relation to global change. Here, possibilities were explored for converting simple ground-cover measures in commercial fields of winter and spring oilseed rape in eastern Scotland, UK to metrics of solar flux. Solar radiation intercepted by the crops ranged with season and sowing delay from 129 to 1975 MJ m
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