Simple Summary Precision agriculture has the potential to contribute to the broader
objective of meeting the growing demand for food, ensuring the sustainability of primary …

The application of remote sensing technology in grassland monitoring and management has
been ongoing for decades. Compared with traditional ground measurements, remote …

Grasslands are one of the world's largest ecosystems, accounting for 30% of total terrestrial
biomass. Considering that aboveground biomass (AGB) is one of the most essential …

Analysis of the spectral response of vegetation using optical sensors for non-destructive
remote monitoring represents a key element for crop monitoring. Considering the wide …

Grassland degradation has been observed worldwide and is often a result of
overexploitation or abandonment. Knowledge‐driven and precise grazing management is …

Biomass is an important indicator for evaluating crops. The rapid, accurate and
nondestructive monitoring of biomass is the key to smart agriculture and precision …

Addressing global declines in biodiversity requires accurate assessments of key
environmental attributes determining patterns of species diversity. Spatial heterogeneity of …

The Eurasian steppe is the largest steppe region in the world and is an important part of the
global grassland ecosystem. The eastern Eurasian steppe has favorable hydrothermal …

Mapping the occurrence patterns of invasive plant species and understanding their invasion
dynamics is a crucial requirement for preventing further spread to so far unaffected regions …

The availability of timely and accurate information about plant conditions is critical for
making informed decisions for maintaining or improving agricultural productivity. However …