The soil-water-plant agrisystem:a little about soil, water and plants
José Marques da Silva, Manuela Correia
Abstract
José Marques da Silva, Manuela Correia
Abstract
Soil and water are essential for plants to grow. By analysing a Vegetation Index map of a corn field after emergency we are going to observe different concentrations of chlorophyll across the field. We will try to identify possible causes for those differences and discuss the strategies to solve any problems that are occurring. These problems can be related with soil characteristics, irrigation, plant germination capacity, nutrition, etc., highlighting the importance of soil-water-plant agrisystem.
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Soil and water are essential for plants to grow. By analysing a Vegetation Index map of a corn field after emergency we are going to observe different concentrations of chlorophyll across the field. We will try to identify possible causes for those differences and discuss the strategies to solve any problems that are occurring. These problems can be related with soil characteristics, irrigation, plant germination capacity, nutrition, etc., highlighting the importance of soil-water-plant agrisystem.
Key concepts: Environmental science, Vegetation (pathology), Irrigation, Germination, Agronomy, Soil water, Field capacity, Soil science