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Evaluation of the LAI-2000 Plant Canopy Analyzer to Estimate Leaf Area in Manually Defoliated Soybean

Sean Malone, D. Ames Herbert, Jr.* and David L. Holshouser

Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ., Tidewater Agric. Res. and Ext. Cent., 6321 Holland Rd., Suffolk, VA 23437



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Fig. 1. Placement of LAI-2000 fish-eye lens (with 45° opening, indicated by the white portion of the circle) for below-canopy measurements in soybean plots with (A) four rows with 0.46-m row centers and (B) five rows with 0.38-m row centers. Vertical lines represent row centers.

 


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Fig. 2. Spectral sensitivities of the LAI-2000 narrow- and wide-blue detectors (source: LI-COR, Lincoln, NE).

 


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Fig. 3. Placement of LAI-2000 fish-eye lens (with 45° opening) for below-canopy measurements in full-season soybean plots with 100% defoliation of four rows by 2 m plus an additional 1-m defoliated area at the ends of the two middle rows. All plants within the dashed lines were 100% defoliated; solid vertical lines represent 0.91-m row centers.

 


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Fig. 4. Placement of LAI-2000 fish-eye lens (with 45° opening) for below-canopy measurements in double-crop soybean plots with 100% defoliation of six rows by 2.28 m. All plants within the dashed lines were 100% defoliated; solid vertical lines represent 0.38-m row centers.

 






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Fig. 5. Plots of leaf area index (LAI) estimates using plant canopy analyzers with narrow- and wide-blue detectors. Detector types were compared using paired t tests. The dashed line is a reference assuming equality between the two detectors. The dotted lines are 95% confidence intervals. The solid line indicates the linear relationship between the detector types. Plot A was from 9 Aug. 1999; Plot B was from 6 Sept. 2000; Plots C to E were from 26 Sept. 2000. PCH 1326 had a wide-blue detector in 1999, which was changed to a narrow-blue detector in 2000.

 





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