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Stand structure and light penetration. 4. A sensor for measuring photosynthetically active radiation.

Published online
01 Jan 1981
Content type
Journal article
Journal title
Journal of Applied Ecology
DOI
10.2307/2402973

Author(s)
Fitter, D. J. & Knapp, P. H. & Wilson, J. W.

Publication language
English
Location
UK
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Abstract

The construction and calibration of a sensor for measuring light interception in crop canopies are described.

Key words

  • apparatus
  • canopy
  • equipment
  • leaves
  • light penetration
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