STUDY ON THE CORRELATION ANALYSIS BETWEEN ECOLOGICAL FACTORS AND PHENOTYPIC TRAITS OF CODONOPSIS PILOSULA PLANTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A 3D DYNAMIC MODEL
党参植株生态因子与表型相关性分析及三维动态模型构造研究
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-78-68
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This study focused on Codonopsis pilosula by integrating meteorological and morphological data to establish a meteorology–phenotype correlation model and a three-dimensional (3D) phenotypic structure model. Spearman correlation analysis and an improved three-way K-means clustering method were applied to investigate 3D phenotypic variation and identify correlation thresholds. Based on these analyses, a dynamic 3D growth tracking model was developed to support real-time monitoring of ecological factors and targeted agronomic interventions. Validation using measured data revealed significant relationships between environmental variables and plant growth. Specifically, a 5% increase in relative humidity at 40 cm height (15.2–22.5 °C) corresponded to an approximately 10% increase in root growth. For nitrogen content (0.6–8.0), each unit increase resulted in an approximate 8% increase in root growth. Within the temperature range of 16.94–30.81 °C, each 1 °C increase led to an approximately 7% increase in stem growth. Within the effective range of global horizontal irradiance (GHI, 255–350), each 10-unit increase resulted in a 12% increase in stem growth. For air relative humidity (ARH, 50.3–60.9%), each 5% decrease corresponded to an approximately 6% increase in leaf growth, while for phosphorus content (1.2–9.8), each unit increase led to a 9% increase in leaf growth.
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