The investigation was made on the relationship of seasonal time-course canopy spectral reflectance and ratio index to total leaf nitrogen accumulation (leaf nitrogen content per unit ground area) in rice under differe...The investigation was made on the relationship of seasonal time-course canopy spectral reflectance and ratio index to total leaf nitrogen accumulation (leaf nitrogen content per unit ground area) in rice under different nitrogen treatments. The results showed there was a close correlation between the canopy spectral reflectance and total leaf nitrogen accumulation. Ratio of near infrared to green band (R810/R560) was linearly related with total leaf nitrogen accumulation. independent of nitrogen levels and development stages. Different datasets were used to test the linear regression equation, with average estimation accuracy of 91. 22%, RMSE of 1.09 and average relative error of 0. 026. Thus, the ratio index R810/R560 of canopy spectral reflectance should be useful for non-destructive monitoring and diagnosis of nitrogen status in rice plants.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Fundation of China(30030090)National Major Basic Research Proiect(G2000077900).
文摘The investigation was made on the relationship of seasonal time-course canopy spectral reflectance and ratio index to total leaf nitrogen accumulation (leaf nitrogen content per unit ground area) in rice under different nitrogen treatments. The results showed there was a close correlation between the canopy spectral reflectance and total leaf nitrogen accumulation. Ratio of near infrared to green band (R810/R560) was linearly related with total leaf nitrogen accumulation. independent of nitrogen levels and development stages. Different datasets were used to test the linear regression equation, with average estimation accuracy of 91. 22%, RMSE of 1.09 and average relative error of 0. 026. Thus, the ratio index R810/R560 of canopy spectral reflectance should be useful for non-destructive monitoring and diagnosis of nitrogen status in rice plants.
