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A portable spectropolarimeter for field crop canopies: Distinguishing species and cultivars of fully developed canopies by polarized light

Shibayama et al., 2002

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2289950678657353841
Author
Akita S
Publication year
2002
Publication venue
Plant production science

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A spectropolarimeter equipped with eight spectral bands in the visible, near–and short– wave infrared ranges (490–2200 nm) as well as a rotary film polarizer has been developed for measuring the reflectance and degree of polarization of light reflected from field crop …

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