Evaluation of a photon tracing model and virtual plants to simulate light distribution within a canopy in a growth chamber
Keywords:
photon tracing model, growth chamber, light phylloclimate, plant architecture
Abstract
Radiance distribution in a growth chamber is anisotropic. Our objective is to evaluate the accuracy of light simulations in a rose canopy grown in a growth chamber using virtual plants and a photon tracing model dedicated to growth chambers. The question of the scale at which the system reproduces the observed variability is specifically addressed.
Published
2013-06-04
Issue
Section
4A Structural development of plants and light environment
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