A Method of Detecting Leaf Water Change Based on Initial Effective Ratio of Leaf Thickness
A technology of effective ratio and effective thickness, which is applied in the fields of water-saving irrigation and crop information detection, and can solve the problems of cumbersome operation and the influence of environmental factors
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[0082] Select honeysuckle and ivy leaves with good growth and uniformity, and dry and dehydrate them after being saturated with water. The LCR instrument was used to measure the physiological capacitance, Blade water potential (see Table 1), calculate blade tension, and then calculate blade effective thickness (see Table 2).
[0083] Table 1 Physiological capacitance and leaf water potential of honeysuckle and ivy leaves under different clamping forces at each dehydration time
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[0086] Table 2 Leaf tension and leaf effective thickness of honeysuckle and ivy leaves under different clamping forces at each dehydration time
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[0088] Using the gravity formula, Gibbs free energy expression and the relationship between blade tension and blade effective thickness, the relationship model between blade effective thickness and clamping force is deduced as Based on this, the mathematical models of the relationship between the effective leaf thickness...
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[0101] Take Zhuge Cai and Rapeseed Rape as an example, all steps are the same as in Example 1. Table 7 shows the results of physiological capacitance and leaf water potential of Zhugecai and rapeseed leaves under different clamping forces at each dehydration moment, and table 8 shows the results of leaf tension and leaf effective thickness.
[0102] Table 7 Physiological capacitance and leaf water potential of Zhugecai and Rapeseed leaves under different clamping forces at each dehydration time
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[0105] Table 8 Leaf tension and leaf effective thickness of Zhugecai and Rapeseed leaves under different clamping forces at each dehydration time
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[0108] image 3 is the fitting curve of the relationship between the leaf effective thickness and the clamping force of Zhuge vegetable at each dehydration time, Figure 4 It is the fitting curve of the relationship between the effective leaf thickness and clamping force of rapeseed at each...
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