Variations du rayonnement photosynthétiquement actif en région tropicale humide

Monteny, Bruno; Gosse, Ghislain

doi:10.1007/bf02243067

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“…In Williams' work the Ci> factor for a clear sky varies between 0.57 and 0.63 and is slightly undervalued in comparison with the experimental results of Perelyot given in Figure 43. Monteni and Gosse (1978) have proposed the following formula, based on their experiments, for the calculation of total PAR: Monteni and Gosse (1978) have proposed the following formula, based on their experiments, for the calculation of total PAR:…”

Section: Photosynthetically Active Radiationmentioning

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The radiation regime and architecture of plant stands

Ross¹

1981

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Section: Photosynthetically Active Radiationmentioning

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The radiation regime and architecture of plant stands

Ross¹

1981

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“…In the humid tropics this ratio may be considered a constant value at least on a monthly basis (Monteney and Gosse 1978).…”

Section: Solar Radiationmentioning

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Some aspects of agroclimatology in Southeast Asia and New Guinea

Chang

1980

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Several aspects of energy budget and water balance problems in SE Asia and New Guinea are discussed and a new map showing the distribution of global radiation in SE Asia and New Guinea is presented. Potential evapotranspiration rates are calculated by the Penman equation and are compared with monthly rainfall to determine the length of the hydrological growing season. Potential rice yields are estimated based on a formula developed by the International Rice Research Institute. The extremely low maize yields of Asian humid tropics are explained by unfavorable climatic conditions, particularly high night temperature.

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