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A model of canopy development in winter wheat

John R. Porter
- 01 Apr 1984 - 
- Vol. 102, Iss: 2, pp 383-392
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A computer simulation model of canopy development in a crop of winter wheat is described, with the principal features of the simulation of the emergence, growth and senescence of individual leaves and the production of tiller groups during a defined phenological period.
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A computer simulation model of canopy development in a crop of winter wheat is described. The principal features of the model are the simulation of the emergence, growth and senescence of individual leaves and the production of tiller groups (cohorts) during a defined phenological period, with their survival depending on cohort age and shoot population density. Comparison is made between the model output and early- and late-sown crops from three seasons. The behaviour of the model in response to changes in leaf senescence and tiller production is discussed for crops sown in 1978.

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