Analysis of Leaf Heat Balance Affected by Operation of a Frost Protective Fan in Tea Fields

Under climate change, frosts in agricultural fields often bring serious damage to crops. Accordingly, it is keenly desired to improve frost protection methods based on the quantitative evaluation of their effects. The method for quantifying the thermal effect brought by operation of frost protection...

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Published in:Environment control in biology 2016, Vol.54(3), pp.125-131
Main Authors: KIMURA, Kensuke, MARUO, Kyosuke, OOKI, Takahiro, NAKAZONO, Kentaro, MATSUO, Kiyoshi, KITANO, Masaharu
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