mOpc4photo(data, ID = NULL, ivmax = 39, ialpha = 0.04, iRd = 0.8, iupperT = 37.5, ilowerT = 3, ikparm = 0.7, itheta = 0.83, ibeta = 0.93, curve.kind = c("Q", "Ci"), op.level = 1, op.ci = FALSE, verbose = FALSE, ...)
\mu
mol m^{-2}
s^{-1}
). The third column should be the observed
quantum flux (\mu
mol m^{-2}
s^{-1}
).
The fourth column should be observed temperature of the
leaf (Celsius). The fifth column should be the observed
relative humidity in proportion (e.g. 0.7). An optional
sixth column can contain atmospheric CO2.'Q'
a type of response which
mainly depends on light will be assumed. Typically used
to optimized light response curves or diurnals. Use
'Ci'
for A/Ci curves (stomatal conductance could
also be optimized).vmax
and alpha
will be optimized. If 2,
vmax
, alpha
and Rd
will be
optimized. If 3, vmax
, alpha
, theta
and Rd
will be optimized.Opc4photo
.mOpc4photo
returned
Wrapper function that allows for optimization of multiple A/Ci or A/Q curves.
There are printing and plotting methods for the object
created by this function. The plotting function has an
argument that it is used to dsiplay either vmax or alpha
(i.e. parm=c('vmax','alpha')
). In both cases the
optimized value plus confidence intervals will be displayed
for each run.
data(simAssim)