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Plant-Canopy Irradiance Specified by the Duntley Equations
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In this paper, Duntley equations for unidirectionally incident light propagation through diffusing medium were used to account for near IR radiation diurnal variations in corn canopy accounted for by Dussault equations.Abstract:
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