Seasonal variation in canopy reflectance and its application to determine the water status and water use by citrus trees in the Western Cape, South Africa
Authors:
- Sebinasi DzikitiSDSebinasi Dzikiti
- Stephan J. VerreynneSVStephan J. Verreynne
- Jan StuckensJSJan Stuckens
- Albert StreverASAlbert Strever
- Willem W. VerstraetenWillem W. Verstraeten
- Rony SwennenRSRony Swennen
- Karen I. TheronKTKaren I. Theron
- Pol CoppinPCPol Coppin
- 1 August 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Agricultural and Forest Meteorology
- Vol. 151 (8) , 1035-1044
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