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Simulating growth, development, and yield of tillering pearl millet I. Leaf area profiles on main shoots and tillers
Authors: van Oosterom, EJ Carberry, PS O'Leary, GJ
Citation: Ej. Van Oosterom et al., Simulating growth, development, and yield of tillering pearl millet I. Leaf area profiles on main shoots and tillers, FIELD CR RE, 72(1), 2001, pp. 51-66
Simulating growth, development, and yield of tillering pearl millet II. Simulation of canopy development
Authors: van Oosterom, EJ Carberry, PS Hargreaves, JNG O'Leary, GJ
Citation: Ej. Van Oosterom et al., Simulating growth, development, and yield of tillering pearl millet II. Simulation of canopy development, FIELD CR RE, 72(1), 2001, pp. 67-91
Predicting growth and development of pigeonpea: a simulation model
Authors: Robertson, MJ Carberry, PS Chauhan, YS Ranganathan, R O'Leary, GJ
Citation: Mj. Robertson et al., Predicting growth and development of pigeonpea: a simulation model, FIELD CR RE, 71(3), 2001, pp. 195-210
Critical and minimum N contents for development and growth of grain sorghum
Authors: van Oosterom, EJ Carberry, PS Muchow, RC
Citation: Ej. Van Oosterom et al., Critical and minimum N contents for development and growth of grain sorghum, FIELD CR RE, 70(1), 2001, pp. 55-73
Predicting growth and development of pigeonpea: flowering response to photoperiod
Authors: Carberry, PS Ranganathan, R Reddy, LJ Chauhan, YS Robertson, MJ
Citation: Ps. Carberry et al., Predicting growth and development of pigeonpea: flowering response to photoperiod, FIELD CR RE, 69(2), 2001, pp. 151-162
Increasing profits and reducing risks in crop production using participatory systems simulation approaches
Authors: Meinke, H Baethgen, WE Carberry, PS Donatelli, M Hammer, GL Selvaraju, R Stockle, CO
Citation: H. Meinke et al., Increasing profits and reducing risks in crop production using participatory systems simulation approaches, AGR SYST, 70(2-3), 2001, pp. 493-513
Development of a hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) simulation model 1. General introduction and the effect of temperature on the pre-emergent development of hemp
Authors: Lisson, SN Mendham, NJ Carberry, PS
Citation: Sn. Lisson et al., Development of a hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) simulation model 1. General introduction and the effect of temperature on the pre-emergent development of hemp, AUST J EX A, 40(3), 2000, pp. 405-411
Development of a hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) simulation model 2. The flowering response of two hemp cultivars to photoperiod
Authors: Lisson, SN Mendham, NJ Carberry, PS
Citation: Sn. Lisson et al., Development of a hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) simulation model 2. The flowering response of two hemp cultivars to photoperiod, AUST J EX A, 40(3), 2000, pp. 413-417
Development of a hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) simulation model 3. The effect of plant density on leaf appearance, expansion and senescence
Authors: Lisson, SN Mendham, NJ Carberry, PS
Citation: Sn. Lisson et al., Development of a hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) simulation model 3. The effect of plant density on leaf appearance, expansion and senescence, AUST J EX A, 40(3), 2000, pp. 419-423
Development of a hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) simulation model 4. Model description and validation
Authors: Lisson, SN Mendham, NJ Carberry, PS
Citation: Sn. Lisson et al., Development of a hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) simulation model 4. Model description and validation, AUST J EX A, 40(3), 2000, pp. 425-432
Evaluation of a new cropping option using a participatory approach with on-farm monitoring and simulation: a case study of spring-sown mungbeans
Authors: Robertson, MJ Carberry, PS Lucy, M
Citation: Mj. Robertson et al., Evaluation of a new cropping option using a participatory approach with on-farm monitoring and simulation: a case study of spring-sown mungbeans, AUST J AGR, 51(1), 1999, pp. 1-12
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