Indirect measures of plant nutrients
Indirect measures of plant nutrients
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植物养分的间接测量
DOI:
10.1080/00103629809370050
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发表时间:
1998
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通讯作者:
R. W. Whitney
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作者:
W. Raun;G. Johnson;H. Sembiring;E. V. Lukina;J. M. LaRuffa;W. Thomason;S. Phillips;J. Solie;M. Stone;R. W. Whitney
Abstract Indirect, non‐destructive sensor‐based methods of plant and soil analyses could replace many of the wet chemistry testing methods that are in place today. Over 140 years have past since Justus von Liebig first employed soil testing in 1850. Today, simultaneous analyses of moisture, organic carbon (C), and total nitrogen (N) in plants and soils using non‐destructive near infrared reflectance spectrophotometry are possible. Recent work has targeted indirect measurements of the nutrient status in soils using spectral radiance data collected from growing crop canopies. The use of spectral measurements from plant canopies has heen driven, in part, by newer variable rate technologies which apply nutrients to prescribed areas. More recent work has documented significant soil variabiliry on a 1 m2 scale. Because of this, indirect measures are necessary to avoid the cost of chemical analyses (10,000 samples requiredper hectare) and to avoid on‐the‐go chemistry. Also, in order for application technologies ...