Tectona grandis canopy cover predicted by remote sensing
Authors:
- Isabel Carolina de Lima SantosISIsabel Carolina de Lima Santos
- Alexandre dos SantosAlexandre dos Santos
- Jerffersoney Garcia CostaJCJerffersoney Garcia Costa
- Anderson Melo RosaARAnderson Melo Rosa
- Antonio José Vinha ZanuncioAZAntonio José Vinha Zanuncio
- Ronald ZanettiRZRonald Zanetti
- Zakariyyaa OumarZOZakariyyaa Oumar
- José Cola ZanuncioJZJosé Cola Zanuncio
- 11 August 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Precision Agriculture
- Vol. 22 (3) , 647-659
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