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Chlorophyll inversion in walnut leaves based on improved spectral indices and texture features.
This study focuses on the walnut cultivar 'Wen 185' in the arid region of southern Xinjiang. Addressing the limitation that traditional vegetation indices often experience saturation during peak growth periods, which restricts inversion accuracy in complex orchard environments, we obtained full-grow
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