Mapping of the Waxy Gene in Brassica napus L. via Bulked Segregant Analysis (BSA) and Whole-Genome Resequencing

Zhang, Junying; Zhu, Jifeng; Yang, Liyong; Li, Yanli; Wang, Weirong; Zhou, Xirong; Jiang, Jianxia

doi:10.3390/agronomy13102611

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“…Directly using raw data for inversion modeling can significantly improve the computational time of the model and reduce its inversion accuracy. Continuous Projections Algorithm (SPA) is a forward variable selection algorithm that minimizes vector space collinearity and is commonly used for screening spectral feature variables ( Zhang et al., 2023 ). This study uses SPA to extract features from hyperspectral data, and the extracted spectral reflectance of the feature bands is used as input for subsequent inversion models.…”

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Research on fertilization decision method for rice tillering stage based on the coupling of UAV hyperspectral remote sensing and WOFOST

Li,

Jin,

Bai

et al. 2024

Front. Plant Sci.

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IntroductionThe use of chemical fertilizers in rice field management directly affects rice yield. Traditional rice cultivation often relies on the experience of farmers to develop fertilization plans, which cannot be adjusted according to the fertilizer requirements of rice. At present, agricultural drones are widely used for early monitoring of rice, but due to their lack of rationality, they cannot directly guide fertilization. How to accurately apply nitrogen fertilizer during the tillering stage to stabilize rice yield is an urgent problem to be solved in the current large-scale rice production process.MethodsWOFOST is a highly mechanistic crop growth model that can effectively simulate the effects of fertilization on rice growth and development. However, due to its lack of spatial heterogeneity, its ability to simulate crop growth at the field level is weak. This study is based on UAV remote sensing to obtain hyperspectral data of rice canopy and assimilation with the WOFOST crop growth model, to study the decision-making method of nitrogen fertilizer application during the rice tillering stage. Extracting hyperspectral features of rice canopy using Continuous Projection Algorithm and constructing a hyperspectral inversion model for rice biomass based on Extreme Learning Machine. By using two data assimilation methods, Ensemble Kalman Filter and Four-Dimensional Variational, the inverted biomass of the rice biomass hyperspectral inversion model and the localized WOFOST crop growth model were assimilated, and the simulation results of the WOFOST model were corrected. With the average yield as the goal, use the WOFOST model to formulate fertilization decisions and create a fertilization prescription map to achieve precise fertilization during the tillering stage of rice.ResultsThe research results indicate that the training set R2 and RMSE of the rice biomass hyperspectral inversion model are 0.953 and 0.076, respectively, while the testing set R2 and RMSE are 0.914 and 0.110, respectively. When obtaining the same yield, the fertilization strategy based on the ENKF assimilation method applied less fertilizer, reducing 5.9% compared to the standard fertilization scheme.DiscussionThis study enhances the rationality of unmanned aerial vehicle remote sensing machines through data assimilation, providing a new theoretical basis for the decision-making of rice fertilization.

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