A simple visible and near-infrared (V-NIR) camera system for monitoring the leaf area index and growth stage of Italian ryegrass
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Xinyan Fan | Wei Guo | Kensuke Kawamura | Norio Yuba | Taisuke Yasuda | Yuzo Kurokawa | Zuomin Wang | Jihyun Lim | Tran Dang Xuan | Taketo Obitsu | Renlong Lv | Yoshimasa Tsumiyama | K. Kawamura | Jihyun Lim | Y. Kurokawa | T. Xuan | Xinyan Fan | Norio Yuba | Yoshimasa Tsumiyama | W. Guo | T. Yasuda | T. Obitsu | Zuomin Wang | Renlong Lv
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