Fitting crop growth data using marquardt's algorithm

Stewart, Donald C.

doi:10.1016/0168-1923(84)90030-3

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“…The Gompertz model provided a better statistical fit than did the logistic model for all 113 disease progress curves of 9 pathosystems (13). Stewart (125) observed that in crop growth studies, the Gompertz was also better than the logistic. For seed germination, the Gompertz model gave a better fit of the response than the monomolecular and logistic models (128).…”

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Progress and spread of bean rust /

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who shared fun, work, and, mostly, friendship with us, iv the people who helped me to settle in Gainesville, especially Kepler Euclides and Otto Junqueira, the friends we will leave here in the USA, especially the families Berger, Ferwerda, and Gaham, who gave us a lot of attention my friends in Brazil, especially Silamar Ferraz who spent his time caring for my interests, with much help from Cristina P. Martins my relatives in Brazil, especially my mother, sisters, uncle

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“…We first assumed that on a day of high evaporative demand (P' : 0.64 cm day-'), rf' at midday is 0. (Stewart et al 1985b (Marquardt 1963;Stewart 1984). Three additional years of data collected on the sandy loam soil formed an independent data set.…”

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