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FURTHER READINGS
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Further Readings
The following is a list of references that offer more detail concerning
plant canopy characteristics and research.
Anderson, M.C., (1971). Radiation and crop structure. Plant Photo-
synthetic Production, Manual of Methods (eds. A. Sestak, J. Catsky
and P.G. Jarvis),
Junk, The Hague
, pp. 412-66.
Andrade, F.H., Calvio, P., Cirilo, A. and P. Barbieri, (2002). Yield
Responses to Narrow Rows Depend on Increased Radiation Intercep-
tion.
Agronomy Journal
, 94:975-980.
Bonhomme, R., Varlet-Grancher, C. and Chartier, P., (1974). The
use of hemispherical photographs for determining the leaf area index
of young crops.
Photosynthetica
, 8 (3), pp. 299-301.
Campbell, G.S., (1977). An Introduction to Environmental Physics,
Springer-Verlag New York Inc., New York, pp. 159.
Campbell, G.S., (1986). Extinction coefficients for radiation in plant
canopies calculated using an ellipsoidal inclination angle distribution.
Agric. For. Meteorol.
, 36: 317-21.
Campbell, G.S., and J.M Norman., (1988).
The description and
measurement of plant canopy structure. in Plant Canopies: Their
Growth, Form and Function (ed. G. Russell), Society for Experi-
mental Biology, Seminar Series 29, Cambridge University Press, New
York.
Chen, H.Y.H., (1997). Interspecific responses of planted seedlings
to light availability in interior British Columbia: survival, growth,
allometric patterns, and specific leaf area.
Canadian Journal of For-
est Research
27: 1383-1393.
Chen, Jing M. and Cihlar, Josef. Plant Canopy gap-size theory for
improving optical measurements of leaf-area index.
Applied Optics
34(27): 6211-6222.
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