light interception
LIGHT INTERCEPTION, WEED GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF IRRIGATED WHEAT AS INFLUENCED BY CROP GEOlVlETRY AND WEED CONTROL METHODS
... During both the years bidirectional row orientation resulted in significantly highest total light interception % and light interception % upto top 50 per cent of plant [r] ...
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Genotypic variation in spatiotemporal distribution of canopy light interception in relation to yield formation in cotton
... radiation interception by cotton can be very useful for optimizing canopy architecture to intercept more ...by light interception(Wang et ...of light and the specific boll spatial distribution ...
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The role of rainfall and light interception by litter on maintenance of surface soil water content in an arid rangeland (Khabr National Park, southeast of Iran)
... measured interception loss of four samples was ...and light interception by litter have more important role in decreasing evaporation from the soil water content than the rainfall interception ...
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Canopy Light Interception of a Conventional and an Erect Leafed Sorghum
... mix (Sunshine Traditional Loose Fill mix; Sungro Horticultural Products 1 , Bellvue, WA; www.sungro.com), the rooting medium was saturated to field capacity by irrigating to runoff several times over about an hour, and ...
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EFFECT OF SOWING DATE ON CANOPY DEVELOPMENT, LIGHT INTERCEPTION, LIGHT USE EFFICIENCY AND GRAIN YIELD IN BRASSICA CAMPESTRIS AND BRASSICA JUNCEA
... A linear relationship between cumulative intercepted photosynthetically active radiation and dry matter showed that both species produced about 1.1 g of above ground dry matter [r] ...
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Dynamics of canopy structure and light interception in Pinus elliottii stands, north Florida
... Large increases cm2/g [X + SD], n = 228; litter Therefore,an average specificleafarea of 86 cm2/gwas in both canopy and stem biomass were largelyresponapplied to old foliageand to litter[r] ...
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Cotton Growth, Yield, and Fiber Quality Response to Irrigation and Water Deficit in Soil of Varying Depth to a Sand Layer
... Canopy Light Interception and Tempera- ...Canopy light interception varied based on irrigation amount, soil depth, and the interaction of irrigation amount and soil ...of light ...
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Cotton (<em>Gossypium hirsutum</em>) Response to Simulated Repeated Damage by <em>Helicoverpa</em> spp. Larvae
... loss was not statistically significant for any damage level, but there was a delay of 3 to 8 days in maturity. An examination of the process of compensation revealed that early season terminal damage could affect cotton ...
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Effects of canopy manipulation and environment on carbon resource allocation to flowering and fruit set in apple
... in light interception between unmodified and ASE6 trees before 8 WABB, despite floral bud densities in the ASE treatment having reduced by more than ...
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Sorghum dwarfing genes can affect radiation capture and radiation use efficiency
... greater light interception per unit of leaf area in the tall types, especially in the R931945-2-2 and R955343-1 backgrounds that have more horizon- tal leaves than ...Greater light ...
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Dry matter accumulation of oats sown at five different sowing dates
... Thus, determining how late in autumn a crop can be successfully sown is an important management decision for growers. If crops are sown too late they may fail to reach canopy closure before cool autumn and winter ...
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INITIAL DEVELOPMENT OF Heteropterys tomentosa IN DIFFERENT CONDITIONS OF SHADING, FERTILIZER AND CONTAINERS
... The experimental design was completely randomized in a factorial 2x2x3, with five replicates of 20 plants. The treatments were: two fertilization conditions: with and without phosphorus fertilization; two shade ...
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Defoliation Management Effects on Productivity, Persistence, and Nutritive Value of 'Performer' Switchgrass.
... In conclusion, ‘Performer’ switchgrass is a productive forage and on the basis of total herbage mass, light interception, canopy height, and weed infestation, frequent defoliations suc[r] ...
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Autonomous Target Interception Using Hybrid Sensor Networks
... a sign-based strategy to solve it using hybrid sensor net- works. In our approach, static sensor nodes detect the target, compute the velocity and guide the mobile node. With the help of static node nearby, the mobile ...
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Rainfall interception by Holm Oaks in Mediterranean open woodland
... on interception was also investigated, an activity carried out in intervals of approximately 10 ...to interception constitutes only 4% of the annual ...
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Target maneuver discrimination using ISAR image in interception
... air-to-air interception scenario, the bank angle measure- ment from the image is utilized in estimator when the fighter plane is taking a bank-to-turn (BTT) maneuver ...
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A Genetic Algorithm for Mid Air Target Interception
... target interception have been deployed in this ...optimal interception point by modifying the heuristic crossover. An interception point is computed in which the miss distance and missile flight ...
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Optimal trajectory design for interception and deflection of Near Earth Objects
... The second objective is to study methodologies for the design of optimal transfers to the interception of dangerous NEOs. In fact, in order to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of a mitigation strategy, the ...
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RAINFALL RUNOFF CALCULATOR WITH MATLAB
... The process of runoff has already been discussed in a previous article. It was stated there: that the rain is, first of all, intercepted as interception (P_i), then sorted in depressions as depression storage ...
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Chilling Effect: Regional journalists’ source protection and information security practice in the wake of the Snowden and Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) revelations
... widespread interception of communications by the UK government, and revelations that police were using surveillance powers to access journalists’ communications data to identify sources, regional newspaper ...
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