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Determining laser induced fluorescence excitation wavelengths for detection of stress in vegetation

Considerable effort is being directed by many research groups toward the development of instrumentation to remotely excite and sense the fluorescence of vegetation at the field and forest canopy level. Fluorescence sensing systems are being developed for ground based mobile vans, helicopters, and small aircraft. Excitation of fluorescence for detection of plant stress conditions are the goals of these efforts.