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Data Extraction, Analysis & Interpretation




Delivered on: 5 September 2024


This session provides an in-depth exploration of data extraction, analysis, and interpretation, particularly using the LI-6800 portable photosynthesis system. Key topics include the process of extracting raw data, a demonstration of data formatting for survey measurements, and distinguishing computed versus directly measured data.


A breakdown of essential symbols precedes discussions on the CiCa ratio, its ideal range for tropical plants, and how to interpret values outside this range. The video further explains concepts like leaf temperature, CO2 and H2O reference and sample, intrinsic water use efficiency (iWUE) and intrinsic carboxylation efficiency (iCE), followed by curve fitting for light and CO2 response. Additional sections cover stomata localization, fluorescence data interpretation, and conclude with a wrap-up of the training session.


Timestamps:

00:00 Recap and Introduction to today's session

05:04 Data extraction

17:20 Raw data for survey measurement (excel file format) extracted from Li-6800

20:26 Computed data & directly measured data

23:37 Summary of symbols

31:17 CiCa ratio

35:00 Ideal range of CiCa ratio for tropical plant

36:15 Interpreting data outside the range

42:51 Interpretation- Leaf temperature

57:09 Concept of CO2 reference and sample

1:03:08 Concept of H2O reference and sample

1:08:08 Concept of iWUE & iCE

1:23:06 Performing light response curve using curve fitting tool

1:32:12 Interpreting light response curve

1:39:53 Performing CO2 response curve using curve fitting tool

1:47:28 Interpreting CO2 response curve

2:09:05 Stomata localization

2:17:36 Interpreting fluorescence data

2:53:34 Closing of the training


Location:

Department of Crop Science, UPM

XPMM+8R Seri Kembangan, Selangor

2.9833022017431574, 101.73468532055584



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