A method for measuring the dormancy progress of strawberries in open fields using a near-infrared device
A near-infrared, strawberry technology, applied in measuring devices, material analysis by optical means, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as inability to dynamically observe, and achieve the effect of simple and fast detection process, objective results, and strong penetrating ability.
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[0023] Collecting NIR spectrum: Take the lateral root system and fibrous root system of appropriate length and divide them into 10 batches of strawberry root system samples, and put them into quartz sample cups respectively. The near-infrared spectrometer uses the diffuse reflectance of the integrating sphere to measure the samples, with a resolution of 8cm -1 , scan 64 times, scan range 12000~4000cm -1 , temperature 23-27°C, relative humidity 15%-20%; each batch of samples was reloaded and scanned 5 times to obtain the average spectrum, see figure 1 .
[0024] Preprocessing of NIR spectra: using first derivative, second derivative, multiplicative signal correction (MSC), vector normalization, maximum-minimum normalization and other methods to preprocess the spectrum respectively. Internal cross-validation coefficient of determination (R 2 ), corrected mean square error (RMSEC) and predicted mean square error (RMSEP) are comprehensive index evaluations. R 2 The closer to 1...
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