The Radiation Environment and Plant Canopies

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The Radiation Environment and Plant Canopies

Leaf Interactions with Incoming Solar Radiation Reflectance Absorbance Transmittance

The amount of reflectance depends on the nature of the leaf surface

Absorbance: Epidermis as focusing lens Absorbance of red and blue Cuticle and phenolic compounds absorb UV

Transmittance Depends on structure and thickness of leaves Red/green shade Red/far red ratio (phytochrome)

Phytochrome has two interconvertible forms: Pr and Pfr

Leaf Area Index (LAI) = Total Leaf Area/Ground Area