1986
DOI: 10.1016/s0065-2113(08)60282-5
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Crop Simulation Models in Agronomic Systems

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“…Photosynthesis of leaves have wide range of effects on the growth of crops. It influences the processes involved in carbon partitioning to various organs of a plant (Whisler et al, 1986). Usually, carbon is transported from a mature leaf to the nearest actively growing region, but this general pattern can be changed if leaves are removed or shaded (Sibles et al, 1987).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Photosynthesis of leaves have wide range of effects on the growth of crops. It influences the processes involved in carbon partitioning to various organs of a plant (Whisler et al, 1986). Usually, carbon is transported from a mature leaf to the nearest actively growing region, but this general pattern can be changed if leaves are removed or shaded (Sibles et al, 1987).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El-Sharkawy of crop irradiance interception in relation to canopy photosynthesis laid a foundation for crop modeling (de Wit, 1965;Duncan et al, 1967;Duncan, 1973;Loomis et al, 1979;Whisler et al, 1986;Penning de Vries et al, 1989;Boote and Loomis, 1991;Cowling and Field, 2003) and significantly increased our insights on how cropping systems work in response to changes in environmental factors. Moreover, desired morphological, structural and functional plant traits can be identified using this type of analysis.…”
Section: Role Of Growth Analysis Leaf Area Index Crop Light Intercementioning
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“…La plupart des modèles existants, qu'ils décrivent le devenir de cultures [22], ou la démographie de mauvaises herbes [23][24][25][26], sont restreints à un champ cultivé, comme notre modèle temporel présenté plus haut. Le passage de ce modèle temporel uniparcellaire à un modèle spatial pluriparcellaire exige donc plusieurs adaptations :…”
Section: Adaptations Nécessaires Pour La Spatialisation Du Modèle Temunclassified