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Comparison of Sun-Induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence and Reflectance Data on Estimating Severity of Wheat Stripe Rust |
ZHAO Ye1,3, JING Xia1*, HUANG Wen-jiang2, DONG Ying-ying2, LI Cun-jun3 |
1. College of Geomatics, Xi’an University of Science and Technology, Xi’an 710054, China
2. Key Laboratory of Digital Earth, Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100094, China
3. National Agricultural Informatization Engineering Technology Research Center, Beijing 100089, China |
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Abstract Stripe rust of wheat is one of the hazardous diseases which affects the wheat yield in China. It is more significant to early detect wheat stripe rust infection information for the prevention of wheat stripe rust and the improvement of yield and quality. Considering that reflectance spectra are sensitive to variations in the concentration of plant biochemical components, and the sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence is sensitive to variations in plant photosynthetic physiology. In order to preferably detect the severity of wheat stripe rust disease by remote sensing, especially the earlier detection of wheat stripe rust disease, this study made a comparative analysis of the sensitivity of sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence and reflectance spectrum data to monitor the severity of wheat stripe rust disease. First used the ASD Field Spec Pro NIR spectrometer to determine the wheat canopy spectral data of different illness severity, on the basis of the principle of fraunhofer line to extracted sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence data by the method of 3FLD under different illness severity, then respectively induced by reflectance spectra data and sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence data to construct at different conditions of wheat stripe rust of remote sensing detection model, and through the retained sample cross terms of inspection on the forecast model accuracy is evaluated. The result shows that: (1) when the severity of wheat stripe rust disease was less than 20%, the sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence response of wheat stripe rust disease information was more sensitive than reflectance spectra data, and the sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence as the independent variable to build the forecasting model of wheat stripe rust disease severity reached the extremely significant level. It can earlier diagnose the crop diseases by detecting the stress state of plants before the change of chlorophyll content or leaf area index, while it is hard to use the reflectivity spectrum data to detect wheat stripe rust damage information. (2) when the severity of wheat stripe rust disease is in the state of moderate incidence (20%45%), the prediction model of severity of wheat stripe rust disease constructed by using reflectance spectral data and sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence data has reached the extremely significant level, both of which can preferably detect the severity of wheat stripe rust by remote sensing. The results of this study have great significance for improving the remote sensing detection accuracy of wheat stripe rust, and it provides reference basis for the earlier detection of stripe rust in wheat by using TanSat or other satellite fluorescence data.
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Received: 2018-12-06
Accepted: 2019-04-18
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Corresponding Authors:
JING Xia
E-mail: jingxia1001@163.com
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