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Infrared thermometry 2 Crop water stress index 1 Crop water stress index (CWSI) 1 Feddes model 1 Fraction of transpirable soil water (FTSW) 1 Polymer tensiometer 1 Relative available soil water (RASW) 1 Relative root abundance 1
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Chen, Suying 1 Durigon, Angelica 1 Liu, Xiuwei 1 Shao, Liwei 1 Sun, Hongyong 1 Zhang, Xiaoyu 1 Zhang, Xiying 1 de Jong van Lier, Quirijn 1
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Incorporating root distribution factor to evaluate soil water status for winter wheat
Zhang, Xiaoyu; Zhang, Xiying; Liu, Xiuwei; Shao, Liwei; … - In: Agricultural Water Management 153 (2015) C, pp. 32-41
Many indicators have been developed to determine when and how much to irrigate to improve the irrigation efficiency. The relative available soil water (RASW) is an indicator that can be easily calculated but takes the availability of soil water to crops equally throughout the root zone profile...
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Canopy temperature versus soil water pressure head for the prediction of crop water stress
Durigon, Angelica; de Jong van Lier, Quirijn - In: Agricultural Water Management 127 (2013) C, pp. 1-6
Plant water stress is linked to both above- and below-surface parameters; with above-surface parameters being generally easier to measure. Models utilizing above-surface parameters, such as canopy temperature to identify plant water stress, frequently employ the crop water stress index (CWSI)....
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