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Early detection of canopy nitrogen deficiency in winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) based on hyperspectral measurement of canopy chlorophyll status

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Pages 251-262 | Received 06 Oct 2010, Accepted 12 May 2011, Published online: 14 Jul 2011

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Figure 1 Sketch map of canopy layers at elongation (left) and anthesis (right) stages. At anthesis, the unbroken line is for the modelling experiment, and the broken line for the validation experiment.

Figure 1  Sketch map of canopy layers at elongation (left) and anthesis (right) stages. At anthesis, the unbroken line is for the modelling experiment, and the broken line for the validation experiment.

Figure 2 Leaf chlorophyll content (mg g−1) in different canopy layers at elongation and anthesis of both erectophile and planophile plant types. Data for erectophile and planophile plant types are averaged from eight erectophile plant type cultivars and seven planophile plant type cultivars, respectively. Letters A, B and C following lines at elongation indicates significance at P < 0.01, and letters A, B and C following lines at anthesis indicates significance at P < 0.0001.

Figure 2  Leaf chlorophyll content (mg g−1) in different canopy layers at elongation and anthesis of both erectophile and planophile plant types. Data for erectophile and planophile plant types are averaged from eight erectophile plant type cultivars and seven planophile plant type cultivars, respectively. Letters A, B and C following lines at elongation indicates significance at P < 0.01, and letters A, B and C following lines at anthesis indicates significance at P < 0.0001.

Table 1  Canopy chlorophyll density (CCD, g m−2) in different layers at elongation and anthesis.

Figure 3 Canopy chlorophyll density (CCD, g m−2) in different layers at elongation and anthesis of both erectophile plant type and planophile plant type. Data for erectophile and planophile plant types are averaged from eight erectophile plant type cultivars and seven planophile plant type cultivars, respectively. Letters A, B and C following lines at elongation indicates significance at P < 0.0001, and letters A and B following lines at anthesis indicates significance at P < 0.01. The same letters between layers show no significant difference.

Figure 3  Canopy chlorophyll density (CCD, g m−2) in different layers at elongation and anthesis of both erectophile plant type and planophile plant type. Data for erectophile and planophile plant types are averaged from eight erectophile plant type cultivars and seven planophile plant type cultivars, respectively. Letters A, B and C following lines at elongation indicates significance at P < 0.0001, and letters A and B following lines at anthesis indicates significance at P < 0.01. The same letters between layers show no significant difference.

Table 2  The percentage of CCD (canopy chlorophyll density, g m−2) in each layer of the whole canopy of erectophile and planophile plant types at elongation and anthesis.

Table 3  The coefficient of determination (R2) between CCD (canopy chlorophyll density, g m−2) and combined CCD (CCCD, g m−2) and DVI (difference vegetation index) in the modelling experiment.

Figure 4 Comparison of: A, observed CCCD1 and estimated CCCD1; B, observed CCCD1 + 2 and estimated CCCD1 + 2; and C, observed CCCD1 + 2+3 and estimated CCCD1 + 2+3 at elongation of the validation experiment. CCCD is combined canopy chlorophyll density. F0.0(1,22)=0.515.

Figure 4  Comparison of: A, observed CCCD1 and estimated CCCD1; B, observed CCCD1 + 2 and estimated CCCD1 + 2; and C, observed CCCD1 + 2+3 and estimated CCCD1 + 2+3 at elongation of the validation experiment. CCCD is combined canopy chlorophyll density. F0.0(1,22)=0.515.

Table 4  Models established based on the relationship between DVI and CCCDn. DVI is difference vegetation index; CCCD (g m−2) is combined canopy chlorophyll density. The n in CCCD is 1, 1 + 2 and 1 + 2+3, respectively. Data are from the modelling experiment, and data from both planophile and erectophile are used together to develop the model. Chl, chlorophyll; N, nitrogen. The units of leaf N content, leaf chlorophyll concentration are mg g−1 dry leaf weight and mg g−1 fresh leaf weight, respectively.

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