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In this study, a soil moisture-based wireless sensor network (SM-WSN) was transferred to support irrigation management at field scale. This smart irrigation service comes from a necessity and willingness to upgrade the regional weather-based decision support system of the Tuscany region (Italy). The sensor network was designed, hydrologically, and...
Accurate delineation of biomass within orchard ecosystems is imperative for optimising agricultural methodologies, augmenting crop productivity, and streamlining resource allocation. Conventional biomass estimation techniques, predominantly manual in nature, are labour-intensive, time-consuming, and susceptible to error. The advent of remote sensin...
Agrivoltaic farming is the practice of growing crops underneath solar panels. Using photovoltaic arrays above tree canopies can potentially save water by limiting transpiration, protect trees and fruit from damage (extreme heat, sunlight, hail), and avoid plant water stress in the hottest periods of the day. The aim of this study was to simulate tr...
Climate change is responsible for the increasing frequency and intensity of abiotic stresses generating water
scarcity conditions. There is a need to breed plants adapted to future environmental conditions and resistant to
water stress. This study presents a High-Throughput Screening (HTS) system for continuously and simultaneously
monitoring plant...
In this study, a soil moisture-based wireless sensor network (SM-WSN) was transferred to support the reduction of irrigation water consumption. Our sensor was designed and validated in a commercial pear orchard during three growing seasons (2019–2021) in which the smart irrigation strategy was implemented and applied. Initially, the micro irrigatio...
Climate change and the widespread intensive agriculture are responsible for the increasing frequency and intensity of abiotic stresses consequent to water scarcity. At present, there is the need to select and release, in short time, plants adaptable to the current environmental conditions and resistant to biotic and/or abiotic stress. In this work...
