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Soil sensing in precision agriculture by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy and multivariate regression methods.

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Abstract

Samples of agricultural soil were analyzed by LIBS and evaluated by multivariate methods. The multivariate models provided reliable predictions of total and plant-available nutrient contents and the soil parameters humus content, pH and texture.

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