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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"chlorophyll fluorescence sensor"”.

  1. A novel low- cost chlorophyll fluorescence Sensor for early detection of environmental pollution

    … to alterations in plant physiology, specifically chlorophyll content and photosynthetic efficiency. Measuring plant efficiency, thus health, using commercial fluorometers, such as PAM (pulse-amplitude modulation) devices, presents a challenge, since cost, complexity and the measurement methods …

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  2. Evaluation of the Chlorophyll/Fluorescence Sensor of the YSI Multiprobe: Comparison to an Acetone Extraction Procedure

    … extraction procedure and the multiprobe chlorophyll/fluorescence readings was examined. Preliminary studies involved determining the best method for disrupting algal cells prior to analysis and examining the precision and linearity of the acetone extraction procedure. Cell disruption by …

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  3. Assessment of the spatial variability of vegetative status in vineyards using non-destructive sensors: Application of remote and proximal sensing technologies in precision viticulture

    … status of a vineyard using nondestructive sensors. Towards that end, the usefulness of a remotely piloted aerial system (RPAS) multispectral imagery was tested to assess the vegetative growth of a vineyard. A special focus was set on proximal sensing, especially on a fluorescence sensor

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