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stress degree day: a standalone construct

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the midday difference between crop canopy and air temperature, summed over the season, used as a remote sensing index of crop water stress and yield.

In agronomy, stress degree day refers to the midday difference between crop canopy and air temperature, summed over the season, used as a remote sensing index of crop water stress and yield. This meaning comes from Idso (1977) in Science.[1]

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References

  1. Idso, S. B., Jackson, R. D., & Reginato, R. J. (1977). Remote-Sensing of Crop Yields: Canopy temperature and albedo measurements have been quantitatively correlated with final harvests of wheat. Science, 196(4285), 19-25. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.196.4285.19

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