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On Spectral Indices as a Function of Soil Variability in Safflower Crop

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Title On Spectral Indices as a Function of Soil Variability in Safflower Crop
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Creator T.N. Hajare . N.G. Patil . K.S. Verma
 
Subject yield forecasting, irrigation requirement, pest management
 
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One of the major applications of remote sensing
tools in agriculture pertains to studies on yield
forecasting, irrigation requirement, pest management
etc. However, research reports on spectral changes
in relation to crop management practices and soil
related factors are scarce for oilseed crops in general
and safflower crop in particular. Safflower
(Carthamus tintorius L.) is a major oilseed crop in
India with 98 per cent of the total acreage spread in
the states of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra
Pradesh (Anonymous, 1994). It is grown in heavy
textured clay soils of Vidarbha region (Maharashtra)
primarily due to the characteristics like drought tolerance and ability of the tap root to penetrate into
deep soil layers (Weiss, 1983). Objective of this
study was to explore potential of using spectral
indices in indirect and accurate estimation of
physiological traits affecting yield of safflower as a
function of soil variability.
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Date 2024-07-01T11:05:28Z
2024-07-01T11:05:28Z
2008-09-01
 
Type Research Paper
 
Identifier T.N. Hajare . N.G. Patil . K.S. Verma
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http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/83829
 
Language English
 
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