Detecting the Short-Term Effects of Water Stress on Radiata Pine Physiology Using Thermal Imagery
Michael S. Watt,
Dilshan de Silva,
Honey Jane C. Estarija
et al.
Abstract:Despite the utility of thermal imagery for characterising the impacts of water stress on plant physiology, few studies have been undertaken on plantation-grown conifers, including the most widely planted exotic species, radiata pine. Using data collected from a pot trial, where water was withheld from radiata pine over a nine-day period, the objectives of this study were to (i) determine how rapidly key physiological traits change in response to water stress and (ii) assess the utility of normalised canopy tem… Show more
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