Vol. 2, issue 05, article # 10

Abstract:

Laboratory remote-sensing studies of the fluorescence of vegetation induced by a He-Ne laser were conducted in order to shed light on problems connected with the identifications of their species-membership and possible ontogenetic changes and the evaluation of the action of various stress factors.
It was shown that an analysis of the spectral-kinetic characteristics of the laser-induced fluorescence enables an early diagnosis of the physiological state of the vegetation.
 

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